Nuada Black Sword Pendant for Men

This beautiful Nuada Sword Pendant is handcrafted from sterling silver coated with black rhodium, which gives it a dark masculine look. From the Tuatha Dé Danann range by Boru Jewelry. If you are looking for cool jewellery for men – this is a winning gift.

Design of this Nuada Sword Pendant:

• The grip of the sword is textured to resemble a leather grip.
• The cross-guard and blade is smooth sterling silver coated with black rhodium.
• The centre of the cross-guard is a raised sterling silver bead.

This Irish Pendant is hallmarked by the Assay Office in Dublin Castle. Approx dimensions of this Nuada Black Sword Pendant:

• Weight: 19 grams approx
• Height: 55mm approx. (including bale)
• Width: at widest point 19 mm
• Thickness: 2 mm

This pendant is on a chunky 26-32” Rolo chain. Metal: 925 Sterling Silver Bead: 925 Sterling Silver Plating: Black Rhodium / Rhodium on Bead Presented in a quality Boru Jewellery gift box. Boru story card included. This Sword Pendant is an ideal gift for:

• Anniversary Gifts
• Christmas Gifts
• Birthday Gifts
• Graduation Gifts
• Valentines Gifts

Quality handmade Irish jewellery for men. From the range of beautiful Irish Jewellery designed and made in Dublin. By Boru Jewelry, Ireland. View all Irish Jewellery by Boru Jewelry currently in stock at Totally Irish Gifts

Tuatha Dé Danann

The Tuath Dé Danann was the most ancient race in Irish mythology. They were magical and posessed supernatural powers. They settled in four major cities; Falias, Gorias, Findias, and Murias. It is believed they lived in Ireland four thousand years pre-Christianity. It is unknown why or how they left Ireland. Some believe they never left but went to live underground and became the fairy folk.

There are two thoughts on the meaning of the name Tuatha Dé Danann, either ‘the Tribes of the Gods’ or ‘the tribe of Danu’. The goddess Danu existed in ancient Ireland and was often referred to as the mother. Nuada was the first king of the Tuath Dé Danann. He was the god of the sea, healing and warfare. He is also associated with the sun, youth, beauty, writing, sorcery and magic. His great sword was one of the four treasures of the Tuatha Dé Dannan, brought from the city of Findias. It had a number of names – Shining Sword, White Glaive of Light and Sword of Light. The sword was a powerful and mysterious weapon. Sometimes, it resembled a glowing bright torch known as “Nuadu’s Cainnel”.