Irish Gaelic Soulmate Ring in Sterling Silver pewter horse pin From the Irish word “seamrog”
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Description
From the Irish word “seamrog” or a “summer plant
touching the hearts of many
when King William I adopted the lion rampant as Scotland's royal emblem
A symbol of life and love
Solid Sterling Silver Celtic Cross Pendant with amethyst or garnet gemstone
Irish Gaelic Soulmate Ring in Sterling Silver pewter horse pin From the Irish word “seamrog”Solid Sterling Silver Celtic claddagh rings">Claddagh Ring with the Irish Gaelic words 'mo anam cara', translating to 'my soulmate' or literally, "Soul Friend". Anam cara is an old Gaelic term, meaning soul friend, or Soulmate. Anam is Gaelic for soul, and cara is Gaelic for friend. To say my soul friend you would say mo anam cara. The phrase comes from the Celtic belief that souls can be connected spiritually, and can create a strong bond. Anam cara