4 leaf clover tattoos for girls image
kimmmm
ok well its the one where a daughter / sister has been missing for like 4 years , and in the beginning a girl comes back and its not really her , but they think she is . the sister nikki realizes its definietly not her . and the girl has a 4 leaf clover tattoo on her wrist i think? but at the end basically they find out nikki killed the sister and was planning to do the same to the girl who pretended to be her . any ideas which episode this was ?!
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This was the newest episode, it was just on this past Tuesday. It's called "Stranger," and it's one of the best episodes ever!
This was the newest episode, it was just on this past Tuesday. It's called "Stranger," and it's one of the best episodes ever!
I want to get an irish tattoo?
nikkilee91
I'm getting another tat this weekend, and I have a few ideas. But I wanted something to represent my Irish heritage. Any ideas besides the overused 4 leaf clover?
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The Claddagh
Its a beautifull design with a even more beautiful story behind it
Legend has it that shortly before he was due to be married, a fisherman Richard Joyce was captured at sea by pirates and sold into slavery in Algeria.
He became the property of a rich Moorish goldsmith, who sensing his potential began to train him in his craft. In time Richard Joyce became a fully proficient master craftsman and with thoughts of the girl he had left behind close to his heart, he fashioned the first Claddagh Ring. The heart symbolising love, the pair of hands representing friendship and the crown for loyalty and fidelity.
In 1698 after an agreement with King George III to release all his subjects held in slavery, Richard Joyce found himself once more a free man.
His master, who had by now grown very fond of him offered his only daughter in marriage and half his wealth, if he would remain in Algiers, but Joyce declined and returned home to Galway.
There he found that his sweetheart had waited for his return, and presenting her with the Claddagh Ring they were married.
Good Luck on your search =)
The Claddagh
Its a beautifull design with a even more beautiful story behind it
Legend has it that shortly before he was due to be married, a fisherman Richard Joyce was captured at sea by pirates and sold into slavery in Algeria.
He became the property of a rich Moorish goldsmith, who sensing his potential began to train him in his craft. In time Richard Joyce became a fully proficient master craftsman and with thoughts of the girl he had left behind close to his heart, he fashioned the first Claddagh Ring. The heart symbolising love, the pair of hands representing friendship and the crown for loyalty and fidelity.
In 1698 after an agreement with King George III to release all his subjects held in slavery, Richard Joyce found himself once more a free man.
His master, who had by now grown very fond of him offered his only daughter in marriage and half his wealth, if he would remain in Algiers, but Joyce declined and returned home to Galway.
There he found that his sweetheart had waited for his return, and presenting her with the Claddagh Ring they were married.
Good Luck on your search =)
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