Name: "The Island" Long Pendant
Brand: Simon Barber
Price: 187.99 USD
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"The Island" Long Pendant

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$187.99

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This pendant is inspired by skimming stones and sailing out for a picnic on the islands, and the special places we all go. This piece was conceived in the quiet islands and resting places of the imagination.

About the Maker

Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"The Island" Round Pendant

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$187.99

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This pendant is inspired by skimming stones and sailing out for a picnic on the islands, and the special places we all go. This piece was conceived in the quiet islands and resting places of the imagination.

About the Maker

Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"Bright Side" Pendant

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$159.99

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A balance of playful curves and elegant shapes combine to make something truly unique and utterly wearable. Always look on the bright side of life!

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Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"Side by Side" Pendant

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$144.99

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An elegant curve of polished silver cradles cascading discs of textured silver embellished with 9ct gold. This act of balance and suspended motion creates a most unusual pendant that is always a conversation piece.

About the Maker

Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"Sail Away" Pendant

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$109.99

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A day at the sea in West Cork inspired this striking pendant. The iconic shape of a sail at sea became a beautiful contemporary pendant, perfect for anyone who’s ever gazed out to sea.

About the Maker

Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"Pick Me Up" Pendant

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$184.99

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Simple shapes combine to produce dynamic effects in this playful pendant. An embellished silver disc is picked up and suspended between two silver rods, signifying both strength and frailty in the relationship.

About the Maker

Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"A Long Time" Pendant

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$139.99

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This contemporary pendant features a textured curve of silver, and houses a discreetly poised heart of 9ct gold. The elegance lies in the simplicity of shapes, and the beauty of the materials. A contemporary but unmistakable Irish design.

About the Maker

Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"Pendulum" Pendant

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$139.99

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The timeless beauty of a pendulum has inspired this slim and elegant pendant. The warmth of the 9ct centre is allowed to shine against the minimal silver background, creating a minimal but striking pendant.

About the Maker

Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"Luna" Pendant

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$174.99

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This Luna pendant is a wonderful exploration of shapes and textures, each complementing one another. In the central circle, sterling silver is gently hammered by hand to product a wonderful rippled effect. This is finished with a contrasting disc of 9ct gold and then set in an outer frame of textured silver. A highly original and eye-catching piece of jewellery.

About the Maker

Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"Come and Find Me" Pendant

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$194.99

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This striking pendant is a carefully crafted play of circles within circles, offset to create a gently rolling feel. Each disc is lovingly shaped and polished to give a wonderfully tactile texture. Shimmering at the centre is a heart of gold. With strong reference to ancient Irish Art, this stunning piece is both contemporary and ancient.

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Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"Moonshine" Pendant

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$199.99

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An unusual three dimensional pendant featuring a shining disc of 9ct gold, housed in a darkly recessed silver circle. The silver background is oxidized, giving a rich dark hue, which highlights beautifully the warmth of the gold. The foreground is textured and polished silver with an organic crepuscular shape framing the deep heart of this unusual pendant.

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Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"Halo" Pendant

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$149.99

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The moon in all its phases, from crescent sliver to full and shining, can be found in this delicate glowing pendant. Lightly hammered to produce a shimmering glow, like the halo of the moon on a winters evening.

About the Maker

Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"Making Waves" Pendant

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$144.99

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Sterling Silver is hammered repeatedly to produce a soft organic finish that catches the light like sunlight on water. Set with a disc of 9ct gold, the finish on this pendant is distinctly luxurious, shimmering as you move with endless ripples like the sea.

About the Maker

Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"Full Moon" Pendant

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$111.99

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The moon in all its glory, glowing in its halo, is the inspiration for this beautiful pendant. Layered bowls of silver with a golden centre form this tactile and pretty piece.

About the Maker

Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"Moonlight" Pendant

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$99.99

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Small but striking, the rich dark colour of the oxidized silver contrasts beautifully with the polished 9ct gold disc set within. This best selling pendant recalls the night sky and happy evenings spent wandering beneath it.

About the Maker

Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"Making Waves" Long Earrings

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$134.99

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Sterling Silver is hammered repeatedly to produce a soft organic finish that catches the light like sunlight on water. Set with a disc of 9ct gold, these earrings shimmer beautifully as they move.

About the Maker

Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"A Long Time" Earrings

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$99.99

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This earring pair features gently curved strips of textured and polished silver, set with a contrasting disc of 9ct gold. A flattering mid-length earring, it catches the light and is perfect for everyday wear.

About the Maker

Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"Pendulum" Earrings

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$134.99

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These elegant earrings make a striking statement. Delicately textured discs of silver are suspended from polished rods of silver, and finished with a heart of 9ct gold. Designed to sway gently as you walk, they are simple but perfect accessory.

About the Maker

Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"Creole" Earrings

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$124.99

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With a very comfortable Creole fitting, the textured silver and 9ct gold disc combine to make something both unusual and elegant.

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Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"I Recall" Earrings

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$124.99

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A lovely mid-length earring, featuring a playful mix of circles within circles. Textured and polished silver highlight the warmth and beauty of the gold inset.

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Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"Sail Away" Earrings

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$124.99

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Inspired by the sight of countless white sails dancing on the waves, these lovely earrings catch the sunlight and perform their own dance. A striking asymmetrical cut and textured finish, make for contemporary classics.

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Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"Little Moments" Stud Earrings

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$99.99

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A beautiful and versatile stud earring, set with a 9ct disc against a backdrop of textured silver.

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Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"Halo" Earrings

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$99.99

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These pretty earrings sit neatly on the ear, delicately reflecting the light. Inspired by the moon's halo on a clear frosty night.

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Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"Reflections" Earrings

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These lovely earrings are neat but striking, and perfect for everyday use. The hammered effect produces beautiful light reflections, while the shape is crisp and contemporary. A disc of 9ct gold is set off centre, and as they are all handmade no two will be exactly alike, adding to their charm.

About the Maker

Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

Gifts of Ireland:"Find Your Way" Earrings,Large

Gifts of Ireland:"Find Your Way" Earrings,Small

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"Find Your Way" Earrings

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Simple yet distinctive, these best selling silver earrings have a heart of gold. With a comfortable stud fitting, these lovely earrings adorn your ears beautifully.

About the Maker

Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

Made by: Simon Barber

"Making Waves" Stud Earrings

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These striking stud earrings feature a lightly hammered silver disc which produces a gently shimmering reflection, like light dancing on water. Set with a 9ct gold disc.

About the Maker

Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"Making Waves" Drop Earrings

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Sterling Silver is hammered repeatedly to produce a soft organic finish that catches the light like sunlight on water. Set with a disc of 9ct gold, these earrings shimmer beautifully as you move.

About the Maker

Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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"Moonlight" Drop Earrings

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Small and striking earring set, where the rich dark colour of the oxidized silver contrasts beautifully with the polished 9ct gold disc set within.

About the Maker

Simon Barber is a fifth generation jeweler, so you could say that jewelry is in his blood. Using his father's tools, Simon is inspired by countryside rambles and the wild Irish landscape. For five generations the Barber family have been handmaking jewelry in the town of Fermoy, County Cork. Founded in 1869, the family business has passed from generation to generation, and it's in the family workshop that Simon honed his skills alongside his father Dermot. Having left home to study art and then horology, Simon returned to begin experimenting and creating what would eventually become his own range of handmade jewelry.

Simon still uses many of the tools and techniques passed from father to son across five generations to create his own unique style. His designs are inspired by a love of the natural world, with its wealth of textures and organic shapes, and by the stories of the past that live in the landscape in crumbling ruins and ancient Irish woodlands. To these, Simon brings his own story and interpretation, capturing his love of Ireland past, present and future. With each piece rich in texture, you can feel a love for the Irish landscape, its shifting skies, rolling rivers, crumbling ruins and rich native woodlands. It’s a story that lives on with every tap of the jeweler's hammer.

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