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The Lucas Spiral. An Bíseach Lúcás.

The Lucas Spiral Collection is a unique jewellery line that draws its inspiration from the beauty and mystery of the mathematical sequence known as the Lucas Spiral. Closely related to the Fibonacci Spiral, it celebrates the balance and harmony found in the natural world, evident in patterns of certain seeds, leaves, petals, flowers, the spirals of some shells, and even within the vastness of galaxies. These spiralling patterns appear consistently across nature, a testament to her incredible strength.
Each piece in the collection is designed to be a wearable work of art that is filled with meaning and reflects the elegance of the Lucas Spiral. Carefully crafted in gold and silver, the jewellery captures the spiral's graceful pattern. We hope these pieces inspire a deep appreciation for the intricate beauty surrounding us and connect the wearer to the amazing world of Mother Nature.
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Seeds of Life. Síolta na Beatha.

A seed is a symbol of hope and the strength within us. A seed will find its way from the darkness into the light. The Seeds of Life collection celebrates growth, resilience, and new beginnings—reminding us that even the smallest seed holds the potential to flourish. A seed may take its time until the conditions for it to grow are right. Crafted in silver and gold, each piece features carefully chosen gemstones that represent seeds, each piece features a gemstone seed, chosen not only for its beauty but for the energy it is believed to carry. Amethyst is known to calm the mind, Citrine to inspire optimism and abundance, Topaz is a stone of manifestation, clarity and inner strength.
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Irish Handmade Cufflinks. Cnaipí Muinchille Lámhdhéanta Éireannacha

Bring a touch of class to any event.  Browse our range of silver cufflinks. Each cufflink design is inspired by Nature, Irish History & Folklore and tells a story that has a unique message. Explore our cufflinks collection below and discover the stories and meanings behind these unique pieces. Eileen designs and crafts each pair of cufflinks by hand in her Tipperary based workshop. These contemporary cufflinks are designed in silver using precious & semi-precious stones and are hallmarked in Dublin castle.
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Forged and Hammered. Brionnaithe agus Casúraithe

Forging is an ancient metalsmithing technique, using a highly polished forging hammer and an anvil. Forging creates graceful organic jewellery with thick to thin sections, I used a repousse hammer to add hammer marks creating a contrast of smooth and shiny with textured hammered pieces. As well as natural leaf shapes they also have a similarity to hurleys which has increased their popularity.
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Sacred Geometry. Céimseata Naofa

The pyramid, cube and sphere are ancient symbols, known in Sacred Geometry as the three keys to Heaven. Pyramid symbolises the spirit and the element of fire, it is the first symbol of creation and our connection with God. Cube symbolises the soul and the elements of air and water, it is the second symbol and represents our home – the core of humanity. Sphere is the last symbol and the element of earth and grounding the physical body. It also symbolises the end of a cycle, or a new beginning.
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Daisy Fields. Páirceanna Nóiníní.

A unique wildflower collection. Flowers in particular daisies brings to mind, happy childhood summer days spent in the fields near home making daisy chains. There is no nicer way to tell someone you love them than to give them a flower. Set with citrine, topaz and peridot stones and bringing qualities of optimism, abundance, balance, truth, renewal and growth.
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The Jigs and the Reels. Na Poirt agus na Rílte.

A lively Musical Collection. Music is a very special gift and it has a way of reaching out and touching a person’s heart, it brings all types of people together in harmony. We are lucky in Ireland to have such a great tradition of Irish Music and Dance.
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Square Peg in a Round Hole. Ceap cearnach i bpoll cruinn

My inspiration for this range stems from the saying ‘You can’t fit a square peg in a round hole’. Perhaps everyone can relate to this feeling of not fitting in at some point in their life. I enjoy working with geometric shapes and seeing how they fit together in various ways. This range is dynamic and adjustable to suit different needs.
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Donie and the Dancing Master. Donie agus an Máistir Damhsa.

A few years ago, while researching my family tree, I came across a letter in the Folklore Collection written by my late father, Donal Clarke. Around the same time, as I searched for inspiration for new jewellery designs, the image of The Dancing Master kept appearing in my sketches. I soon discovered that dancing masters were travelling teachers who journeyed from village to village throughout Ireland, teaching dance steps and helping to keep our rich traditions of music and dance alive. The phrase The Dancing Master evokes a time when dance was at the heart of community life and cultural identity. It speaks of heritage, storytelling, movement, rhythm, and the passing of knowledge from one generation to the next. Deeply rooted in Irish tradition, this theme captured my imagination and inspired the creation of The Dancing Master. Following this design, I went on to create The Irish Dancing Cailín and The Irish Dancing Baby, completing the collection and celebrating the joy, spirit, and continuity of Irish dance across generations.
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