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The Claddagh ring, a symbol of Irish heritage and timeless romance, is reimagined for the 21st century in this exquisite design. Inspired by Ireland’s Queen of Hearts, Nicola Coughlan, Chupi has crafted a modern masterpiece with all the tradition and sentiment of its 400-year-old origins. Made in Ireland and destined to be a future heirloom, this Claddagh ring is a celebration of love, loyalty, and friendship.
The heart symbolises love, the hands friendship, and the crown represents loyalty, while our signature Chupi North Star with a lab grown diamond is set into the heart; a reminder to always follow your path. Wear your Claddagh ring with the point turned inward to show the world your heart is taken, or outward to say it’s open to love. A treasured piece, made to last a lifetime.
This ring is set on the signature Chupi Hawthorn Twig. Crafted in 14k gold, the ring is cast from a hawthorn twig found by Chupi in the wild landscape of Wicklow. In Irish folklore, hawthorn trees symbolise renewal and hope, offering solace to all who seek it. Chupi's Hawthorn Twig encapsulates the delicate yet resilient nature of life, reminding us that beauty and imperfections alike intertwine in life’s journey.
Explore our Chupi Claddagh collection. The queen of the collection, the Chupi Claddagh 2ct lab grown diamond ring is also available in a 0.5ct version here, or try the understated elegance of the Claddagh Necklace and the Claddagh Earrings. Or choose a classic Claddagh ring.
Our Lab Grown Diamonds are Fully Traceable and Carbon Neutral
Recycled gold from a carbon-neutral partner supplier
Locally produced, within 100km of our studio and store
Recyclable Packaging shipped in 100% compostable mailers
“Something not just sustainable, but beautiful. Each piece of our packaging suite has a little interactive element... They’re beautiful, tactile objects.”
Determining the quality of a gemstone involves what jewellers refer to as the Four C’s; Cut, Colour, Clarity and Carat.
The cut of a diamond can mean its shape. However, in terms of quality, the cut refers to the technical precision with which the diamond has been cut. It is this precision that brings out the diamond's incredible sparkle. The quality of a diamond’s cut is as important as its colour. Just like the colour, a diamond’s cut is certified on a sliding scale. Look for ‘Ideal’ or ‘Excellent’ grades to ensure a diamond that is vibrant and full of life.
At Chupi we only source diamonds with the highest grades of cut. This ensures an engagement ring that is truly remarkable.
Aside from fancy diamonds, the best ‘colour’ for a diamond, is actually no colour at all. This absence of colour allows the diamond to reflect more light, enhancing its captivating sparkle. Colour is graded on a scale starting with the highest grade ‘D’ and sliding down to the lowest grade 'Z'. The differences in colour of a diamond graded D,E or F is impossible to see with the naked eye. This makes D,E or F grade diamonds excellent options for engagement rings. Colours below a grade H are less desirable. When selecting a diamond for your engagement ring, ensure to ask about the diamond’s colour grade.
At Chupi we source diamonds in colours D, E or F to ensure a stunning, pure appearance that truly captivates.
A diamond’s clarity is very important to consider. Tiny imperfections in a diamond will affect its ability to sparkle. Clarity measures the purity of a diamond and is graded on a scale. The highest grade is "Internally Flawless' (IF). From here the scale slides all the way down to the lowest grade of 'Inclused' (I3). Grades of clarity between IF and VS1 are invisible to the naked eye and a great quality choice for your engagement ring.
At Chupi we only source diamonds with clarity grades of VS1 or above. This ensures a stunning engagement ring that maximises the stone’s natural beauty.
Carat weight is a testament to the diamond's size, rather than a measure of love. The carat simply signifies the diamond’s weight, akin to units like kilos or pounds. 1 carat weighs approximately 0.2 grams. Different cuts will look very different even if they are the same carat weight. Focusing on finding a beautiful cut, in a great colour with wonderful clarity will ensure a stunning diamond for your engagement ring.
At Chupi we can source any diamond cut, colour, clarity or carat weight that you require. You can be rest assured the engagement ring will be perfect so you can focus on planning the proposal.
For informed decisions. Our guides summarise the most important details we suggest to keep in mind when looking for an engagement ring.
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Download Engagement GuideAll orders are shipped via tracked courier to Ireland, UK, EU, USA & Canada free of charge and include all local taxes and duties.
In the event that you would like to return your Chupi piece we are offering an extended returns period this gifting season. You can find the information for returning your piece on care.chupi.com and this will help our team look after you in the quickest and most effective manner.
Our shop is located in the beautiful Powerscourt Townhouse Centre, it’s a lovely place to spend an afternoon. Come browse the sparkling things, have brunch in the Pepper Pot Cafe and then grab a drink in one of the gorgeous bars on South William Street.
Once your piece is dispatched the estimated delivery times are as follows:
Ireland: 3-5 working days.
UK: 5-7 working days.
Europe: 5-7 working days.
USA: 7-10 working days.
Australia: 10-12 working days.
Rest of the World: 10-12 working days.
