The Claddagh is an Irish symbol of love, friendship, and loyalty. It's often worn as a ring, but can also be a memento of Ireland or Irish heritage. 

Symbolism 

• Heart: Represents love and the connection between people

• Hands: Symbolizes friendship, which is the foundation of meaningful relationships

• Crown: Represents loyalty and devotion to prosperity

Uses

• Claddagh rings are often used as engagement and wedding rings. 

   

• They can also be given as friendship rings. 

   

• Mothers sometimes give Claddagh rings to their daughters when they come of age. 

   

• People may wear Claddagh rings as a reminder of their Irish heritage or a trip to Ireland.