Lonrach is an Irish word meaning lustrous or shiny. This series features a pear shaped smooth frame around a trinity knot at the top, a 6mm gemstone at center and a sideways S-curve at the bottom.
The pendant measures just slightly over 1 inch long and just under 3/4 inch wide.
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