Scottish Jewellery
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The majority of our jewellery is available in both silver and gold.
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Named for the holiest island in Scotland, site of an ancient abbey, and burial place for centuries of Scottish kings.
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About 800AD, under Viking threat, a stunning illuminated manuscript of the gospels was carried from Iona to a hiding place in an obscure Irish abbey: it came to be known as the Book of Kells.
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An Ola Gorie classic, this design focuses on one of the stylized yet characterful wildlife illustrations in the Book of Kells, and transforms it into unique and beautiful jewellery.
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Kilmartin Glen in Argyll is home to a great concentration of prehistoric monuments, including an unparalleled range of rock carvings.
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Luckenbooth brooches originated in 16th Century Edinburgh.
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The first Christian missionary to reach Scotland, St Ninian is commemorated in monuments and legends.
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Legend tells that a Viking night-raider stepped on a thistle and yelled in pain.
