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Ring Size Guide

Measure in the evening when fingers are at their largest. Wrap a thin strip of paper around the base of your finger, mark where it overlaps and measure the length in mm. Divide by 3.14 to get the diameter.

USUKEUDiameter mmCircumference mm
5J4915.749.3
5.5K50.7516.150.6
6L51.516.551.9
6.5M52.7516.953.2
7N5417.354.5
7.5O55.2517.755.8
8P56.7518.257.2
8.5Q5818.558.2
9R59.2518.959.3
9.5S60.7519.461.0
10T61.7519.862.3
10.5U62.7520.263.5
11V64.2520.765.0
11.5W6621.166.2
12X67.2521.567.5
12.5Y6821.968.8
13Z6922.370.2

For wide band rings go half a size up. Not sure? Contact our Dublin team and we will help you find the perfect fit.

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Irish Assay Office Hallmark

Irish Assay Office Hallmark

Sterling Silver Marcasite Tree of Life Earrings

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Certified by the Irish Assay Office at Dublin Castle since 1637
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Est. 1996
Nearly 30 years crafting authentic Irish jewellery in Dublin

Sterling Silver Earrings

These beautiful Tree of Life earrings are made in Ireland and cast in sterling silver. The pendant is set with sparkling marcasites. A lovely piece  of Irish jewelry to add to your collection, or to give as a gift. These earrings sparkle in the light and are elegant enough for a formal night out and classic enough to wear to the office. These one-of-a-kind earrings are a classic piece of Celtic jewelry. Our Tree of Life necklace completes the look.

This is an authentic Tree of Life pendant was hallmarked at Dublin Castle.

  • Height: 1.3 Inches (35mm)
  • Width: 1.1 Inches (28mm)
  • 18" Sterling Silver Chain
  • Authentic encrusted earrings hallmarked at Dublin Castle
  • Includes gift box
  • Handmade in Ireland
  • Hallmarked at the Assay Office at Dublin Castle

The Celtic Tree of Life

Known as crann bethadh to the ancient Celts, the Tree of Life (and its many variations across ancient cultures) represented rebirth and resilience, as well as balance and harmony, as symbolized by its branches rising towards the heavens and its roots descending into the earth. Whenever land was cleared to make way for a new farm or settlement, one large tree would be left alone in the middle as a sacred focal point (thus, cutting down an enemy's tree would be a huge blow to them). While trees provided resources and shelter, they were also a doorway to the spirit world. 

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Every piece in our collection is hallmarked by the Irish Assay Office at Dublin Castle.

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