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Scottish Scottie Dog metal clip-on charm with diamanté decoration.
This exquisite little cottage - like so many found in the photographs of years gone by - can be yours - as a charming unique bead or as a reminder to take a breath in your busy day.
Solvar Celtic Claddagh Tassel Key Fob. Rhodium plated with leather tassels.
Solvar Celtic Trinity Knot Tassel Key Fob. Rhodium plated with leather tassels.
London Double Decker Bus enamel and metal clip-on charm.
This charming bead will truly be an eye catching addition to your collection, especially if you need an eye-popping bit of Irish luck.
This striking sterling silver bead features Celtic Knot detail and beautiful peridot Swarovski® crystals. Charming heart details on the top and bottom of the bead complete this Tara's Diary must-have.
This gold plated Trinity knot silver bead charm is a classic piece from the Tara's Diary Collection. The three-part symbol is placed upon gorgeous, sterling silver alongside the word, 'FRIENDSHIP'.
A pearl coating creates a smooth background for a dusting of clear crystals, and two Kelly green crystal shamrocks glitter from either side.
Combining two beloved symbols of Ireland, this delicately etched bead from the Tara's Diary collection is essential for any fan of the Irish Spiritual Tradition.
This stunning Diamond Set Claddagh Triangle is a classic take on a historically important Celtic symbol. The Claddagh is seen here inside a triangle encasement of sterling silver.
There are some symbols which are so indicative of Ireland that any bracelet would be incomplete without them. The symbol of the Claddagh ring is one. The shamrock is another.
The Tara's Diary Collection has produced yet another delightful charm for your latest project: an adorable shamrock! Crafted from sterling silver, this bead depicts Ireland's most famous symbol.
Anyone who has gazed upon the Giant's causeway would know why this miraculous phenomenon has inspired myth, inquiry and travel destinations throughout all of Ireland's history.
