Butter me up! Irish fashion brand now selling iconic crystal Kerrygold bags
The brand, founded and ran by Meath woman Kimberly Tino, turn luxury Swarovski crystals into stellar works of art in the form of handbags and purses, with Kerrygold the latest winner.
Last month, the brand teased a potential Kerrygold handbag encrusted with crystals, with fans begging the accessory to become a reality. View this post on Instagram
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'Super tempted to make a Kerrygold Bag,' they said, 'Should we make a prototype?'
Unsurprisingly, the crystal beg was well received with fans insisting they needed to get their hands on it — and now they can.
The Kerrygold clutch bag is now available to order online at Maya Grisham and is made to order with the company noting that two weeks should be allowed for the order to be made. The brand, founded and ran by Meath woman Kimberly Tino, turn luxury Swarovski crystals into stellar works of art in the form of handbags and purses. Pic: Kimberly Tino/ Instagram
The clutch bag is 20cm x 11cm, and fits an iPhone 16 pro inside.
Sharing a look at the gorgeous glittery arm piece, Kimberly said on TikTok that she 'pulled an all nighter for this baby but boy is she beautiful.'
Social media users flocked to the comments with many joking it 'probably retails for the same price as Kerrygold now.' Last year, Kimberly and Maya Grisham launched their Crystal Tayto Bag, while earlier this year she released a Guinness Can handbag. Pic: Maya Grisham/ Instagram
Another wrote: 'This handbag would be my whole personality if I owned it. I would be insufferable.'
A third added: 'That is the most beautiful bag I've ever seen.'
The bag is currently retailing at a sale price of €350, with Kimberly informing those commenting that payment plans are available for anyone interested.
Elsewhere, people commented making other requests with one asking for a can of Fanta Orange and another noting: 'Now do a sliced pan and packet of cheese and onion Tayto and you've got the trifecta.'
Last year, Kimberly and Maya Grisham launched their Crystal Tayto Bag, while earlier this year she released a Guinness Can handbag.
The Meath woman was among revelers at the Galway Races last week and got chatting to Alan Clarke where she revealed a little bit more about herself.
Born in Zimbabwe, Kimberly told Alan she was a 'Meath woman for the last 25 years.'
Speaking about her brand, which she was representing at the races, she said: 'I've also made a crystal Tayto bag, it's literally a Tayto bag with crystals all over it.'
Kimberly revealed she was a final year optometrist student, and had competed in Miss Universe Ireland last year — other than that she said she loves 'dressing up and enjoying life.'
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