€59.00
These cufflinks use genuine 1979 Irish 1p coins, showing an ornamental bird inspired by the Book of Kells and the Celtic harp. Handmade in Dublin, each pair arrives in a silver-coloured presentation box for a distinctive birth-year gift. Choose the original 1979 coin year shown. Our 30-day returns policy applies.
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These cufflinks are made from genuine Irish 1p coins dated 1979. The ornamental bird inspired by the Book of Kells and Celtic harp designs make them a distinctive birth-year gift with a clear connection to Ireland.
Each pair is handmade in Dublin and presented in a silver-coloured gift box, ready to give for a birthday, anniversary or other special occasion.
| Occasion | Birth-year gift, birthday or anniversary |
|---|---|
| Coin year | 1979 |
| Coin | Genuine Irish 1p coins |
| Designs | Ornamental bird inspired by the Book of Kells and Celtic harp |
| Made in | Dublin, Ireland |
| Presentation | Silver-coloured presentation box |
| Returns | 30-day returns policy |
Yes. Each pair is made using genuine Irish 1p coins dated 1979.
The original 1979 date creates a direct connection to the recipient’s year of birth.
The coins feature an ornamental bird inspired by the Book of Kells and the Celtic harp.
They are handmade in Dublin, Ireland.
Yes. Each pair arrives in a silver-coloured presentation box.
As genuine circulated coins, they may show small variations in tone and wear. These marks are part of their history and make each pair unique.
Our 30-day returns policy applies. Please see the website returns information for full details.
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Catherine Zeta Jones (Actress)
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Pope John Paul II arrives on a three-day visit to Ireland. Over one million people attend a Papal Mass in the Phoenix Park in Dublin
Dubliner Eamonn Coghlan breaks the world indoor mile record. He clocks 3 minutes 52.6 seconds at a race in San Diego.
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