Discover the wedding sixpence rhyme and give it an Irish twist with coin cufflinks—a meaningful keepsake that leaves your shoes free for dancing....
In 1928, the Irish Free State introduced a distinctive national coinage. The new coins combined the harp with a series of animal and bird designs, creating imagery that would remain familiar in Irish life for generations. The story brought together an Irish cultural figure, an...
Old Irish coins are instantly recognisable by their animals: a hare, wolfhound, bull, salmon, horse and other designs that appeared in everyday change for generations. These details make each coin more than a date. They help identify the denomination and connect a year-specific gift with...
Many thanks to Irish Tatler for including us in their guide of Irish businesses online....
On our website - choose a year on the home page and you will be taken to the listings for that year....
Delighted to be included in the Design & Craft Council of Ireland's 2020 #madelocal campaign....
Hi Folk, Just a quick update, we moved our old 10 year+ website to a new look website, so any feedback - observations in the coming days please get in contact. We have hundreds of Cufflinks and Pendants already made and ready for shipping or globally. We...