Children of Lir Pendant
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Few Irish tales are quite as revered as the story of the Children of Lir. Made to suffer at the hands of their jealous stepmother, the four children were transformed into swans and banished for centuries to remote parts of Ireland. Upon learning this, the King of Ireland prohibited the killing of swans.
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Height: 45.0 mm (1.77 inches)
Width: 27.0 mm (1.06 inches)
* 18" Chain & Luxury Packaging Included
Estimated Delivery: 1-2 Weeks (craft, hallmark & ship)
Few Irish tales are quite as revered as the story of the Children of Lir. Made to suffer at the hands of their jealous stepmother, the four children were transformed into swans and banished for centuries to remote parts of Ireland. Upon learning of their misfortune, the King of Ireland prohibited the killing of swans — a proclamation that remains in effect today.
Show your appreciation of Celtic folklore with this brilliant representation of an ages-old legend. Handcrafted with the highest level of precision, this pendant features the four swans in a loving embrace. Available in silver, 10k or 14k yellow gold, and 14k white gold.
C-3957
Data sheet
- Style
- Irish
- Metal
- Gold
Silver
White Gold - Jewelry Box
- Included
- Gender
- Womens
Specific References
- EAN13
- 0725765784155
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Few Irish tales are quite as revered as the story of the Children of Lir. Made to suffer at the hands of their jealous stepmother, the four children were transformed into swans and banished for centuries to remote parts of Ireland. Upon learning this, the King of Ireland prohibited the killing of swans.
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