Solid Sterling Silver with a 46cm chain and lobster clasp. The official emblem of Ireland and we are unique in having a musical instrument as our emblem. One of the oldest instruments in traditional Irish music dating back to medieval times. It is a triangular wooden framed wire or gut stringed instrument plucked by the fingers nails. In the words of Giraldus Cambrensis, the twelfth century Welsh scholar, describing the musicianship of the harper “…the perfection of their art seems to lie in their concealing it, as if it were the better for being hidden.
Solid Sterling Silver with a 46cm chain and lobster clasp by Annie Quinn
The official emblem of Ireland and we are unique in having a musical instrument as our emblem. One of the oldest instruments in traditional Irish music dating back to medieval times. It is a triangular wooden framed wire or gut stringed instrument plucked by the fingers nails.
In the words of Giraldus Cambrensis, the twelfth century Welsh scholar, describing the musicianship of the harper “…the perfection of their art seems to lie in their concealing it, as if it were the better for being hidden.
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