The history of kilts
The history of the kilt stretches back to at least the end of the 16th century. The word kilt comes from the Scots word kilt meaning to tuck up the clothes around the body.
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Silver, Enamel & Gemstone Jewellery
Our jewellery collections are all crafted with stirling silver here in the Orkneys. Some of our silver range also features enamel, gemstone or gold embellishment for a little extra Scottish sparkle.
Scotland in Your Heart
Whether Scotland is your home now, your ancestral homeland or treasured travel destination, jewellery is a way to keep our country close to your heart. Our jewellery is inspired by many Scottish landmarks, architecture and designers as well as our natural habitat. St Magnus Cathedral is one our many inspirations.
Celtic Style
Celtic style features strongly in our jewellery collections. We work with knotwork, spirals, and complex curvilinear patterns within our designs, all crafted in the Orkney isles.
Our Celtic Generations collection offers a variety of designs symbolic of our beloved Scotland.
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Coastal Inspiration
Our enamel jewellery is inspired by our coastal colours from dark blues to sparkling turqouise (dependant on our Scottish weather)!
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Do Groatie Buckies grow on trees?
Groatie buckies are pale, oval shells of snail like molluscs found on our scottish shores.
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Scottish Legend
'When does the lochness monster appear? Usually after 5 whiskies'