Children of Lir Blue Earrings – Gold

Inspired by the Irish tale of Children of Lir where 4 Royal children are turned into swans and spend 900 years together on various lakes across Ireland – A pair of swans entwine to reveal a heart symbolising love and dedication. One of the swans is textured to give the illusion that one swan is behind the other in the embrace.

Light can shine through the piece revealing a Celtic triple spiral (triskele – represents eternity).

These special earrings are handcrafted from 14ct gold (other gold alloys available on request) and blue acrylic.

These earrings are:

• 18mm in diameter, and
• have approx 11mm drop.

These earrings are hallmarked – 14ct gold (other gold alloys available on request)  – in the Assay Office at Dublin Castle and a story card explaining the meaning of the pieces comes with each piece purchased.

 *  this material is a type of acrylic specifically chosen for its translucent and anti-scratch properties. These pieces require nothing more than a wipe of a polishing cloth to maintain and are also OK to place into an ultrasonic cleaner.

Matching pendant also available.

As Tracy makes each piece in gold individually, the price depends on the price of the gold at the time of quoting. So simply contact Tracy for the price on any piece you might be interested in.

Tracy’s Inspiration

Tracy was educated through the Irish language and her love of Ireland’s heritage is central to this collection. Her designs often feature an innovative use of light inspired by the prehistoric monument at Newgrange, Co. Meath in Ireland that was constructed between 3000 and 2500 BC. It is aligned with the rising sun and once a year, on the Winter Solstice (the shortest day of the year), light floods the chamber of Newgrange to spectacular effect. Newgrange also showcases some wonderful early artwork with Celtic Spirals etched into large rocks at the front of the monument. These pieces attempt to capture the magic and importance of Newgrange as a national Irish treasure.

Price on application.