The Iconic 14K Gold Ring of Kerry Ring

14k Gold Ring – The Ring of Kerry Collection

Carry the spirit of Kerry with you wherever you go. This stunning 14k gold ring celebrates the iconic landmarks and heritage of the Ring of Kerry, transforming your jewellery into a story.

Each symbol on the ring represents a piece of Kerry’s soul:

Killarney Cathedral – timeless beauty and heritage

Jaunting Cars in Killarney National Park – tradition and scenic adventure

Skellig Rocks – endurance, spirituality, and natural wonder

Charlie Chaplin & Waterville Holiday Home – creativity and cherished memories

Beehive Huts on Skellig Michael – resilience and ancient history

King Puck (the Goat) – Puck Fair, Killorglin – celebration and folklore

White-tailed Eagle – freedom, strength, and the majesty of nature

Wear this iconic ring as a tribute to your Ring of Kerry journey, or gift it to someone who treasures Ireland’s breathtaking landscapes, history, and culture. Each piece is hallmarked in the Assay Office at Dublin Castle, a mark of authenticity and craftsmanship.

Perfect for: travellers, Ireland lovers, and anyone wanting to carry a piece of Kerry’s magic every day.

The 7 Symbols of the Ring of Kerry Ring

1️⃣ Killarney Cathedral

A neo-Gothic masterpiece completed in 1855, St. Mary’s Cathedral dominates the skyline of Killarney with its stunning stained glass windows.
Meaning in jewellery: Heritage, timeless beauty, and faith.

2️⃣ Jaunting Cars in Killarney National Park

The traditional horse-drawn jaunting car has been transporting visitors through the park since the 19th century and remains a beloved symbol of Irish culture.
Meaning in jewellery: Tradition, adventure, and scenic exploration.

3️⃣ Skellig Rocks (UNESCO World Heritage Site)

Skellig Michael, inhabited since the 6th century, is famous for its dramatic cliffs, medieval monastic settlement, and seabird colonies.
Meaning in jewellery: Endurance, spirituality, and natural wonder.

4️⃣ Charlie Chaplin & Holiday Home in Waterville

Charlie Chaplin enjoyed holidays in the scenic seaside village of Waterville, a retreat cherished for its beauty and tranquility.
Meaning in jewellery: Creativity, leisure, and cherished memories.

5️⃣ Beehive Huts (Skellig Michael)

These early Christian stone huts, built by monks on Skellig Michael, have survived over 1,400 years and showcase remarkable dry-stone construction.
Meaning in jewellery: Spiritual devotion, resilience, and history.

6️⃣ King Puck (the Goat) – Puck Fair, Killorglin

Puck Fair is one of Ireland’s oldest festivals, where a wild goat (“King Puck”) is crowned each year in Killorglin.
Meaning in jewellery: Celebration, heritage, and local folklore.

7️⃣ White‑tailed Eagle

The majestic White-tailed Eagle, reintroduced to Kerry, soars over the lakes and mountains, symbolizing Ireland’s wild beauty and wildlife conservation.
Meaning in jewellery: Freedom, strength, and the majesty of nature.

Each piece in our collection is hallmarked in the Assay Office at Dublin Castle, carrying the spirit and heritage of Kerry.