Solvar is an Irish family run business crafting Irish jewelry since 1941. Each piece of Solvar jewelry is individually designed, with love, care and attention.
Today I'm delighted to announce we have a lovely prize for a giveaway, sponsored by the good folks at Solvar.
This magnificent jeweled shamrock pendant is perfect for celebrating Saint Patrick's Day and it's valued at 5.
Before I tell you the details of how to enter for a chance to win, let's first take a look at the beautiful jewelry produced by Solvar. Let me hand you over to Fiona from Solvar....
Jewelry Inspired by Ireland's Rich Heritage
The artisans at Solvar draw inspiration from Ireland's rich heritage and unique icons such as the Claddagh, the Celtic Knot, the Shamrock, the Harp and the Celtic Cross, to create magnificent works of art.
Our master designers have carefully crafted these icons into timeless pieces of jewelry to continue this rich cultural legacy.
We have a large network of stockists in the US and also sell online in our giftshop.
Here are some examples of the beautiful pieces designed and created by the master jewelers of Solvar.
The Claddagh ring with it's beautiful entwined hands, heart and crown are the inspiration for this gorgeous silver pendant.
This symbol of Ireland originated in the small village of the Claddagh which is located on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean near Galway City.
It's probably Ireland's most romantic symbol and a favorite design for wedding bands, and friendship gifts.
Celtic Knotwork
Celtic knots are intricately interwoven patterns that can symbolize the bond between people and nature, or the spiritual bond of love, or eternal life.
Celtic knots were used to decorate standing stones and were important to our Celtic ancestors.
Today they are cherished by Irish people all over the world, and are an important symbol of the link between those of Irish descent with their Irish ancestors.
About Solvar
Here's a little excerpt from the Solvar website, sharing our pride in our Irish heritage.
"We are a third-generation, family-run, Irish business combining our passion for Ireland with our love of jewelry.
We love where we are from. The Dublin of 80 years ago when the company was founded was a very different place to what it is now, but we are still here.
Dublin is full of great pubs, vibrant culture, great shops, amazing food and the best Guinness in the world. This is the city of the world-famous Trinity College, Stephen's Green, beautiful Christ Church and historic Dublin Castle, where our pieces are hallmarked.
When you buy Solvar, you are getting a little piece of Dublin, Ireland, from our family to yours.
The Prize
The shamrock is a beloved and iconic symbol of Ireland. Legend has it that Saint Patrick plucked a shamrock from the earth, to explain his belief in the Holy Trinity.
Shamrocks are worn by many who believe that they will keep them safe from harm's way.
This sterling silver Shamrock pendant is a beautiful way to share your Irish heritage and wear this iconic emblem.
The three leaves of this gorgeous shamrock are created in the shape of a heart and each leaf is surrouned by a border of cubic zirconia crystals.
Hallmarked at the Irish Assay office in Dublin Castle, this jeweled shamrock comes with an 18-inch sterling silver rolo chain.
How To Enter Our Giveaway
To enter simply leave a comment on this blog post by noon Eastern Time on Saturday March 12th, 2022.
You can write any comment you wish. What you write does not affect your chance of winning. If you need inspiration why not let us know if you have ever worn shamrock, either as jewelry or on Saint Patrick's Day.
If you live in Canada or Ireland, then please answer the following question in your comment by typing A, or B for the correct answer ...
The Shamrock is a symbol of Ireland.
A. True
B. False
A winning comment will be chosen randomly using the Pick Giveaway Winner WordPress plug-in.
Remember to leave your email so that I can contact you should you win. Your email won't be published, just used to contact our winner to organize prize delivery.
The winner will be announced on Saturday March 12th, 2022 at the bottom of this blog post.
You may check out Irish American Mom's complete terms and conditions for sweepstakes' entries here.
A big thank you to all who support this giveaway and share it with family and friends.
And many thanks to Solvar for so generously sponsoring this prize, and sharing their story with us today.
Update - Winner Chosen
Our winner has been randomly chosen using the Pick Giveaway Winner Plug-in for WordPress.
And the lucky reader is ….
Blythe
I'll send an email to arrange mailing of her prize. A big thank you to everyone for supporting this giveaway by leaving comments. I thoroughly enjoyed reading each and every comment.
Thank you all for supporting our Irish American community.
Stay tuned for more stories and giveaways over the coming weeks and months.
If you like Irish jewelry then you may wish to check out these other Irish jewelry makers and giftshops.
Thanks for following my recipes and ramblings.
Slán agus beannacht,
(Goodbye and blessings)
Mairéad -Irish American Mom
Pronunciation - slawn ah-gus ban-ock-th
Mairéad - rhymes with parade
Denise Johnson
Beautiful! I play harp, and am part Irish on my mother’s side. This would be lovely to wear for all those March harp gigs!
Irish American Mom
Hi Denise - This necklace would be perfect to wear as you play your harp and share the magic of Irish music with others. So glad you like this prize. Good luck in our drawing.
All the best,
Mairéad
kathy mcCasey
Absolutely the Shamrock as a symbol of Ireland......I have dreamed of Ireland since I was 3 years old, when my Irish granny (McBride) played Irish songs on the piano every Sunday when she came to our house for dinner..... she always smelled so good, as wore Emeraude perfume to honor the "IEmerald Isle" and told the story of St Patrick using a Shamrock to explain the Holy Trinity.
I never could play the piano, however later in life, I bought a Celtic Harp, and am learning to play. What I didn't know was the my granny had dreamed of playing the Harp as well... however I did not learn this until many years after she died. I still have the beautiful hanky she embroidered with little shamrocks, and I wear shamrock earrings, year-round, not just when St Patty's Day is near.
Irish American Mom
Hi Kathy - Thanks for sharing stories of your Irish granny and her love of music. How amazing that she longed to play the harp and you are now learning to play this beautiful Irish instrument. Lovely to hear you wear shamrocks all year round. Thanks so much for stopping by.
All the best,
Mairéad
Martina
Gorgeous piece of jewelry!
Irish American Mom
Hi Martina - So glad you like this prize. Good luck in our drawing.
All the best,
Mairéad
Sandra Newman
True. Absolutely gorgeous prize. Just beautiful ☘️
Irish American Mom
Hi Sandra - So glad you like this prize. Good luck in our drawing.
All the best,
Mairéad
Colleen Wright
Hello Mairead,
Just wanted to drop a line and tell you how much I enjoy your blog it soothes my soul takes me back to my youth when my grandparents and my mother who were born in Ireland (Armagh)were our piece of Ireland in Montana where I was raised.Thank you God bless,Colleen
Patti Duncan
Have been interested in land of my ancestors for many years now. It's something that stirs me inside when I hear the music and read the history of Ireland. I would wear this beautiful piece of jewelry proudly. Thank you☘️
Irish American Mom
Hi Pattie - Lovely to hear you are so inspired by your heritage. Thanks so much for supporting our giveaways.
All the best,
Mairéad
Betty Magennis
The answer is A - true
Such an amazingly crafted piece of jewelry! It would be a great addition to anyone’s collection.
Irish American Mom
Hi Betty - This piece is perfect for anyone with Irish heritage. Thanks for stopping by.
All the best,
Mairéad
Cynthia Howard
A beautiful piece of jewelry. I would love to wear it with my shamrock earrings.
Irish American Mom
Hi Cynthia - This prize would be a perfect way for you to create a shamrock jewelry set. Thanks for checking out this giveaway.
All the best,
Mairéad
Donna
Beautiful necklace. I do wear my claddagh ring, and drink my irish tea in beleek everyday!
Irish American Mom
Hi Donna - Tea tastes so much better in a china cup and a Belleek cup makes it perfect.
All the best,
Mairéad
Cathleen Toomey
LOVE this!!
Lisa Runo
I love wearing shamrocks, one of the symbols of Ireland! Solvar makes beautiful jewelry, this would be the most delightful prize to win!
Irish American Mom
Hi Lisa - So glad you like this prize. Thanks for joining in our giveaway.
All the best,
Mairéad
Irish American Mom
Hi Cathleen - Best of luck in our giveaway.
Take care,
Mairéad
Evelyn Edwards
I love Solvar jewelry! It very good quality!! I also love your blog!!🍀
Irish American Mom
Hi Evelyn - Thanks for your kind words about my blog and for sharing your experiences of Solvar jewelry. It truly is beautifully crafted.
Take care,
Mairéad
Louise
A beautiful piece, would love to wear it to Irish Fest!
Irish American Mom
Hi Louise - This pendant would be perfect to wear to Irish Fest. Best of luck in our giveaway.
Take care,
Mairéad
Deirdre
Beautiful necklace and so appropriate for St. Patrick’s Day. I will check out their website for more Celtic Jewelry!
Thanks Mairead for all your wonderful posts on everything Irish ☘️☘️☘️
Irish American Mom
Hi Deirdre - Thanks for joining in our giveaway and for following my recipes and ramblings.
Take care,
Mairéad
Rev Dr Leslie Ann Whited
A.
Your blog reminded me of my mother who in the end had 18 children (some were step-children but still!). She was the ultimate earth mother. I was the oldest and she would have us all out looking for the 'four leaf' clover for hours. We were part of the O'Neill clan through her mother's side (my grandma). Love the necklace and that it was used as a protection. I had not heard that before - loving all things Irish!
Irish American Mom
Hi Rev Leslie Ann - your mother sounds like she was a fun loving and tenacious Irish woman. What lovely memories of searching for a lucky four leaf clover with her. So glad you like this necklace and symbol of protection. Thanks for stopping by this week.
Best wishes,
Mairéad
Adrienne Q Barth
What a beautiful piece of jewelry especially with st Patrick’s day coming up .I have so many fond memories growing up in Dublin and watching the parade on O Connell street! Thank you for your great blog and recipes !
Irish American Mom
Hi Adrienne - I have fond memories too of watching the parade in Dublin. We sometimes went to Cork for the day, and I remember watching the tractor parade in Mallow or Mitchelstown. I love some of the Irish rural parades where all kinds of vehicles make an appearance. Thanks so much for reading my recipes and ramblings. I really appreciate your support.
All the best,
Mairéad
Helen
A....love your site
Irish American Mom
Thanks, Helen, and thank you for supporting our giveaway.
Best wishes,
Mairéad
Kithy
I love the Irish in me. Have always dreamt of going there. This pendant would be a beautiful way to share that heritage with others. Thanks for all you do to help those of us who long to learn more about our Irish heritage. God bless!
Irish American Mom
Hi Kithy - Lovely to hear you are proud of your Irish heritage. I hope you make it to visit Ireland someday.
All the best,
Mairéad
Siobhan Ramos
This is so beautiful 😍 ☘ born & raised in Dublin, living in Florida. I have little shamrock earrings my mother gave me bless her. This necklace would pair perfectly with them. 🤞🏽💚☘🌈🇮🇪
Irish American Mom
Hi Siobhan - I lived in Daytona Beach for 8 great years. Love the Florida sun. It sounds like this shamrock necklace would complete a set for you. Thanks for joining in our giveaway.
All the best,
Mairéad
Dianna
I would love to wear this!
Irish American Mom
Hi Dianna - So glad you like this prize. Thanks for stopping by to support this giveaway.
Best wishes,
Mairéad
Fiona
The answer is A - true.
What a beautiful gorgeous piece of jewellery that denotes the emerald isle!!!
Irish American Mom
Hi Fiona - Thanks for stopping by this week.
Take care,
Mairéad
Terri
Mairead,
As always, love everything about your blog and you keep out doing yourself on giveaways!
Irish American Mom
Hi Terri - So glad you like these giveaways. I can bring them to you thanks to the generosity of so many Irish businesses. Thanks for stopping by.
All the best,
Mairéad
Judy Bell
La Leith agat!
Irish American Mom
Agus leat féin freisin. Thanks for stopping by. I really appreciate your support.
Best wishes,
Mairéad
Beth
This beautiful necklace is the perfect Irish symbol. Green is my favorite color, and this necklace would coordinate perfectly with the emerald ring I wear with my wedding band. I would be so honored to wear this if I were to be lucky enough to win.
Irish American Mom
Hi Beth - I'm so glad you appreciate this lovely prize and would wear it with pride. Thanks for stopping by to support this giveaway.
All the best,
Mairéad
Kevin G. Davis
Yes! A is correct, the seamrog used by St. Patrick himself!
What a lovely gift this would be!
Irish American Mom
Hi Kevin - I think this shamrock pendant is amazing too. So glad you like it, and thanks for stopping by to check out this giveaway.
All the best,
Mairéad
Declan
This pendant is beyond beautiful, I would love to be able to present this precious Irish pendant to my wonderful wife of which we are about to share 50 wonderful years together, each heart stone would represent our 3 beautiful Irish children's heart and the shamrock would show our families glorious Irish heritage. My wife would be so proud to own and wear this beautiful Irish Pendant.
Irish American Mom
Hi Declan - Great to hear you like this prize and have your wife in mind as the lucky recipient. It would be a perfect gift to celebrate your 50 years of marriage. I love how the three leaves would respresent your Irish children.
All the best,
Mairéad
Charlene Cason
Mairead, thank you so much for this newsletter; I read it "cover-to-cover." I particularly love the history lessons you provide. Winning the sterling silver shamrock neck would be a blessing, indeed.
Irish American Mom
Hi Charlene - I'm so glad you enjoy my ramblings and little Irish history lessons, which I truly love to share. It's lovely to know my newsletters are appreciated. Thanks for being such a loyal reader.
All the best,
Mairéad
Barrie
Hi Mairéad,
Solvar jewellery is beautifully crafted, and a sparkly Shamrock pendent - what more could an Irish girl want? 🤩 ☘ It is gorgeous~
A. True
Thanks again for all the wonderful content you post. Your site is a gem! I love reading the ramblings, resources, and recipes.
Take care,
B
Irish American Mom
Hi Barrie - I really appreciate the support of readers like you who enjoy my ramblings and the prizes and giveaways I love to share here on my blog. Thanks for all your support.
All the best,
Mairéad
Bernadette
Their jewelry is beautiful! Thank you for the opportunity!
Irish American Mom
Hi Bernadette - Thank you for stopping by to support our giveaways. I really appreciate all the readers of Irish American Mom, who love Ireland like I do.
All the best,
Mairéad
Donna McDermott Trice
The shamrock means a great deal more to me after learning it was St Patrick’s way of illustrating his belief in the Holy Trinity ☘️
Irish American Mom
Hi Donna - The shamrock is precious to Irish people - we love the story of how Saint Patrick used it to teach the Irish about the Holy Trinity. Irish people much rather three leaf shamrocks than four leaf clovers to represent this special day. Thanks for stopping by.
All the best,
Mairéad
Beth B
Lovely little shamrock! I had a small shamrock scarf pin at one time that I love to wear, but sadly I no longer have it. I have a shamrock planter I keep in my sunroom year round, that has the sweetest tiny white flowers in the spring.
Irish American Mom
Hi Beth - Lovely to hear your shamrock plant blossoms every spring. Sorry to hear you lost your little shamrock pin. Thank you for stopping by to support our giveaways.
All the best,
Mairéad
Anita Carol Gambrell
I have worn shamrocks! This piece by Solvar is amazing!
Irish American Mom
Hi Anita - Thanks so much for following my recipes and ramblings.
All the best,
Mairéad
Wanda Stone
Gorgeous shamrock necklace as well as the other jewelry. Thanks for the offer.
Irish American Mom
Hi Wanda - Thanks for checking out Solvar's beautiful jewelry.
All the best,
Mairéad
MARY E PITTS
LOOKING FORWARD TO A GRAND DAY! WE WILL HAVE OUR BIG PARADE IN THE CITY OF SAVANNAH, GA. ON MARCH 17TH...YOU'RE ALL AS WELCOME AS THE FLOWERS OF MAY!!! HAPPY ST. PADDY'S DAY EVERYONE!! GOD BLESS, AND STAY SAFE!!💚
Irish American Mom
Hi Mary - I've heard that the Saint Patrick's Day parade in Savannah is one of the biggest parades in the country. Lots of people with Irish heritage in that part of Georgia. Happy St. Patrick's Day to you too. Thanks so much for following my recipes and ramblings.
All the best,
Mairéad
Loretto
I wear a shamrock necklace but not as beautiful as this. I love your site.
Loretto.
Irish American Mom
Hi Loretto - Lovely to hear you wear a shamrock necklace. So glad you like this beautiful piece.
All the best,
Mairéad
Geraldine McGovern
Growing up in Northern Ireland, I remember we all wore Shamrock, and being very proud of that wee piece of green pinned onto our coats as we stepped out, usually in the rain, to go to Mass! Even after I moved to this country, my mom would send me Shamrock in the mail for years. I think I was the only person in San Francisco who had a real shamrock! Now, that I don't get the real shamrock from home, that necklace would certainly replace it. It is beautiful. I hope I have the luck of the Irish this time.☘️
Thank you and Happy St. Patrick's Day!
P.S. Maybe, sometime when you have a chance, you could post a little note about how it is called PADDY'S Day and not Patty's Day! That really gets our Irish up!
Irish American Mom
Hi Geraldine - I think lots of shamrock was sent from Ireland to the US in years gone by. It must have been lovely to receive your real shamrock when you were so far from home. Thanks for sharing your memories of Saint Patrick's Day in Ireland. I like your suggestion for a blog post. It definitely is St. Paddy not St. Patty. Thanks so much for following my recipes and ramblings.
All the best,
Mairéad
Sandi
I would love to wear this beautiful piece that shows my Irish heritage!
Irish American Mom
Hi Sandi - So glad you like this prize and would wear it with pride. Thanks for stopping by.
Take care,
Mairéad
Peggy Mee Welch
My grandparents were from Ireland. I would love to be able to wear this pendant in their memory.
Irish American Mom
Hi Peggy - This pendant would be a lovely reminder of your Irish grandparents. Best of luck in our giveaway.
All the best,
Mairéad
Molly Dennehy
I appreciate this design, I hold my Claddagh ring close to my heart- given to me by my deceased Husband, a veteran fireman from Tralee
county Kerry. I shall never forget my days living peacefully in the Irish village with him - home of the 'Rose' of Tralee and .....this would be a wonderful reminder too. MOLLY DENNEHY
Irish American Mom
Hi Molly - Lovely to hear you have a Claddagh ring given to you by your beloved late husband. This pendant would be a lovely reminder of the days you spent living together in Ireland. Thanks so much for following my recipes and ramblings.
All the best,
Mairéad
Karen
Absolutely beautiful. Shamrock always says Fathet, Son and Holy Spirit ☘️
Irish American Mom
Hi Karen - The shamrock is a beautiful symbol of faith and Ireland. Thanks so much for stopping by.
All the best,
Mairéad
Molly Dennehy
I have taken up the fiddle and love the song Rock Road to Dublin- my fiddle was gifted to my by my late husband of Tralee County Kerry. What a lovely reminder of life in Ireland this would be.
Irish American Mom
Hi Molly - Lovely to hear you are now playing the fiddle. The Rocky Road to Dublin is a great tune to play. I hope you are filled with fond memories of your husband as you play your fiddle.
Thanks so much for following my recipes and ramblings.
All the best,
Mairéad
Donna
Thanks for entering me in this giveaway.
Irish American Mom
Hi Donna - Thanks for entering our giveaway.
All the best,
Mairéad
Judy
I love the shamrock..and the Rocky Road to Dublin..my very favorite group, Celtic Thunder sing it.
Irish American Mom
Hi Judy - Lovely to learn you are a Celtic Thunder fan.
All the best,
Mairéad
Christina Coffman
Irish heritage runs deep in my family. I hope to visit one day. The necklace is absolutely stunning. Thank you for the giveaway!
Irish American Mom
Hi Christina - I hope you get to visit Ireland someday soon and retrace the footsteps of your Irish ancestors. Thanks for stopping by.
All the best,
Mairéad
Lorraine Bunker
Beautiful necklace answer is A-True. Happy St. Patrick’s all ☘️💖🇮🇪
Irish American Mom
Hi Lorraine - Best of lucky in our drawing.
Best wishes,
Mairéad
James
Beautiful pieces!
Irish American Mom
Hi James - Thanks for checking out this lovely jewelry.
All the best,
Mairéad
Jan
Love this site. Learn so much about Irish culture and background.
Irish American Mom
Hi Jan - Thanks so much for following my recipes and ramblings and for giving my website your seal of approval.
All the best,
Mairéad
Nicole henke.
What a lovely necklace to not only wear but hand DOWN to my daughter, and that she can hand down to hers! Our own triqueta! Thanks for another lovely giveaway and great Irish recipes and culture info!
Irish American Mom
Hi Nicole - This necklace makes a perfect family heriloom. Thanks for joining our giveaway.
All the best,
Mairéad
Christine Ellis
Thanks to you and Solvar for this generous give-away! The pendant gleams with Irish sparkle! I would wear it year-round with pride in remembrance of my ancestors. When at an Irish gift shop I always linger over the Solvar jewelry knowing its quality and beauty. Thanks again to all!
Irish American Mom
Hi Christine - Solvar make the most beautiful Irish jewelry. So glad you like their products and especially this lovely prize.
All the best,
Mairéad
Erin
A claddagh ring was given to me when I started middle school and I have worn one ever since. With the last name O'Connor, anything relating to Ireland makes me proud to wear. Thank you for all the knowledge you provide, my dad absolutely loves reading it all and sharing it with family and friends! Hope everyone has a wonderful St. Patrick's Day!
Irish American Mom
Hi Erin - What a lovely gift to receive when you started middle school - great to hear you still wear a Claddagh ring. I'm delighted to hear that you and your dad enjoy my recipes and ramblings. Thanks so much for sharing my website with family and friends. That means a lot to me. Best of luck in our giveaway.
All the best,
Mairéad
Lisa
The answer is A for the Shamrock. Love to read all your blogs!
Irish American Mom
Hi Lisa - Lovely to hear you enjoy my recipes and ramblings.
All the best,
Mairéad
Merryellen Towey Schulz
Green is my color! I would love this.
Irish American Mom
Hi Merryellen - I love to wear green too. Thanks for stopping by to support our giveaway.
All the best,
Mairéad
Janet
I love reading your blog and trying your Irish recipes. I made the Barmbrack and the Christmas pudding and they were both delicious. The Solvar jewelry is beautiful and would love to celebrate my Irish American background by wearing this beautiful shamrock. ☘️
Irish American Mom
Hi Janet - Great to hear my recipes have been a success and get your seal of approval. Thanks so much for trying them out, and for stopping by to support our giveaways.
All the best,
Mairéad
Colleen Parenteau
Thanks for the opportunity to possibly win this beautiful shamrock
necklace. Solvar's jewelry looks gorgeous and professionally made.
Looking forward to St. Patricks Day and some good Irish coffee, maybe
I'll make scones and hoping to have corned beef and cabbage.
My maiden name is O'Connell, and I've made 3 trips to Ireland, all were
wonderful and memorable. You have a special St. Patrick's Day too
Mairead
Irish American Mom
Hi Colleen - I love your Saint Patrick's Day plans for celebrating in true Irish style. Glad to hear you have enjoyed three wonderful trips to Ireland. Thanks for stopping by to support this giveaway.
All the best,
Mairéad
Joanne Wilson
Hi. I would love to win this for my mom. She immigrated to Canada in 1957 from Tipperary. She always misses “home “ no matter how many years she’s been in Canada. My dad immigrated with her and he is from limerick. So proud of my heritage
Irish American Mom
Hi Joanne - Great to hear you like this prize and have your mother in mind as the lucky recipient. It sounds like it would be perfect for her, and would remind her of Tipperary.
All the best,
Mairéad
Alberta
A. True
Lovely necklace also. I would wear it everyday
Irish American Mom
Hi Alberta - Thanks for reading my ramblings, and supporting our raffles.
All the best,
Mairéad
Joan
It is indeed 'A'. I've not been to Ireland, but I did fly over and I know it's green!! The Solvar jewellery is beautiful, how wonderful to craft such lovely pieces.
Irish American Mom
Hi Joan - Flying over Ireland is amazing - it is so green and looks so different to other countries with all the patchwork fields of green below the plane. Thanks for stopping by.
All the best,
Mairéad
Colleen Hall
I love anything in three’s. It reminds me that it’s just me and my two kids and even though our family is small, together we are awesome! Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
Irish American Mom
Hi Colleen - Love this - strength in three's. The Irish have always believed in the importance of triads. It's part of our heritage. Thanks for reading my ramblings, and supporting our raffles.
All the best,
Mairéad
Catherine Farrell
Lovely piece! I wear my Celtic jewelry year ‘round, not just at St. Patrick’s Day. It’s my heritage and it’s beautiful!
Irish American Mom
Hi Catherine - Lovely to hear you celebrate your Irish heritage year round by wearing your Celtic jewelry. Thanks for joining in our giveaway.
All the best,
Mairéad
Holly
I love shamrocks, they remind me of my Dad!
Irish American Mom
Hi Holly - Lovely to hear shamrocks remind you of your dad. Thanks for reading my ramblings,
All the best,
Mairéad
Athena
Beautiful! I’m off to check out their website now ❤️
Irish American Mom
Hi Athena -
Best of luck in our giveaway.
Take care,
Mairéad