Irish Jewelry Collections at Fallers.com Irish Jewelry has changed dramatically in recent years with many news and exciting contemporary designs to compliment traditional favourites such as Claddagh Jewelry and Celtic Jewelry.In Fallers of Galway you you will find one of Irelands largest collections of Irish jewelry and we have handpicked our favourite pieces for Fallers.com. If there is a collection of Irish jewelry which you are looking for and cannot find on our website then please email us at info@fallers.com as we are sure to have it in our store in Ireland.

Irish Jewelry - John Rocha Collection The most recent addition to the Irish Jewelry collection is from designer John Rocha. Rocha is best known as a fashion designer, however some years ago he was commissioned by Waterford Crystal to develop a collection of contempoary crystal for their range. John Rocha at Waterford Crystal has gone on to be Waterfords most successful new product introduction ever and now Rocha is lending his unique creativity to a stunning collection of Jewelry. The Rocha jewelry collection uses simple designs which are inspired by Irish themes and celtic art. Click here to view his collection of Irish Jewelry at Faller.com

Irish Jewelry - History of Ireland Collection The History of Ireland collection of Irish Jewelry is one of most spectacular designs to come out of Ireland in recent years. Each piece of History of Ireland jewelry has symbols engraved on its surface, each symbol depicting a time or event of significance in Irish history. The arrival of St.Patrick, the famine, the vikings and much more are remembered with this collection which includes rings, pendants, crosses, bangles, earrings and much more. The History of Ireland collection of Irish Jewelry is available in gold and silver

Irish Jewelry - Irish Themes Irish Jewelry designers draw on every facet of life in Ireland to inspire their creations. Everything from the spiritual to every day life. Pictured across is a perfect example of a hurley pendant. The hurley is used in hurling a uniquely Irish sport played between two teams of 15, where the purpose is to score a goal or a point with the ball. The sport is Ireland second most popular sport after gaelic football (another unique Irish Sport) and it is renowned the skill, speed and bravery of the participants.