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Darach Órga Giftcard (Physical card posted to recipient)

Darach Órga Giftcard (Physical card posted to recipient)

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Surprise someone special with a Darach Órga gift card—perfect for picking out stunning bog oak jewellery! Sent straight to their inbox (at your requested date), it’s like a little treasure map leading to unique, handcrafted pieces full of character. Let them choose their own sparkle and enjoy the fun of discovering something truly one-of-a-kind!

Please add recipient address and preferred postage date in the Order Notes box in the card. You can add a personalised message there also if you wish. 

The gift card will include a code which can be redeemed online at www.darachorga.com or at any market that we sell at. 

Want a custom amount for a special birthday or occasion? Just message me here and I will get in touch. 

These gift cards currently only ship to Ireland and the UK. If you would rather a digital gift card please order those here. These will be emailed directly to the recipient on your requested date. 

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What is this bog oak and is it old?

Irish bog oak is a type of wood that comes from oak trees that have been preserved in the peat bogs of Ireland for thousands of years. I estimate the wood I use to between 3 and 6 thousand years old!! The anaerobic environment of the bog prevents the normal decay process, allowing the oak wood to be preserved intact. The preservation process makes bog oak particularly dense and stable, which contributes to its durability and suitability.

Why do you do this?

Growing up in the wilds of the west of Ireland surrounded by this wonderful material and being exposed to alternative lifestyles has left an impact on me. I am going back to a time of my youth when everything was so much more relaxed and simpler. The process of creating these pieces is a form of meditation.
Also, my father used to make fantastic and crazy sculptures out of bog oak and other woods. I guess now that he has passed I am continuing what he started in a way.

How do I care for the jewellery?

To get the most out of your jewellery we recommend that you handle it with care - some pieces can be fragile. Please also keep it away from water and dampness if possible and store it in a dry place. Sharp objects or surfaces can mark them. We finish the jewellery with some linseed oil and if the item has lost some of its spark you can use this or similar to freshen up the colours. Use a soft, dry, lint-free cloth and do not use harsh chemicals or cleaners, as they can damage the finish of the wood.