Jewellery

5/8" (1.6cm) x 1 1/8" (3cm)

Stylized celtic cross pendant of 9ct gold with 0.15ct diamonds inset.

Perfect gift for a special someone in your life.

Made in New Zealand by House of Bond jewellers.
 

3/4" (1.8cm) Diameter

Moonstone swirl pendant – A stylish swirl design in sterling silver with a moonstone centre. On a 18″ sterling silver belcher chain.

Moonstone is considered a birthstone for February, a mystical birthstone for June, an astrological birthstone for the star sign Cancer, and the Ayurvedic birthstone for September. Moonstone is the anniversary gemstone for the 13th year of marriage.

Width: 28mm Height: 31mm Chain length: 18inch (45cm)

Supplied in a satin-lined gift box.

Made in Scotland by Art Pewter.  The earrings in stock have a dark amethyst stone but are also availabe to order in light amethyst and crystal stones.

Dimensions 3/4" (2cm) x 1.5" (4cm)

This celtic cross pendant comes in an antique polished finish and made out of the highest quality British Pewter. Pendant has an embossed pattern in the top of the cross. The cross measures at 30mm approximately and comes complete with chain in a box.

Dimensions - 3.75cm diameter

Made in Scotland by Art Pewter.  Stud earrings of the Iona Cross

Dimensions 1/4" (0.6cm) x 1/2" (1.2cm)

The Art Pewter range of earrings is inspired by the simple beauty of Celtic patterns adorning the Standing Stones in the West Highlands, with Celtic interlacing being a feature in many designs. Most earrings in the range have matching pendants and all earrings are for pierced ears only.
Art Pewter silver jewellery is hand wrought in pewter. Pewter does not contain silver but is an ancient alloy of tin, lead and copper and has been in use for 1,000 years or more. The silver appearance is in fact a plated finish of Palladium (similar to Platinum) which unlike silver, is resistant to tarnishing and will not scratch readily. 

Made by Art Pewter in Scotland.  A modern look at a Scottish thistle brooch.  The National symbol of Scotland. 

Dimensions - 2cm wide x 3cm high

Made in Scotland by Art Pewter.  A stylised thistle with an amethyst coloured stone broocj.

Dimensions - 2.5cm wide x 3 cm long

Staffordshire Hoard inspired hairslide – a bronze hairslide with embossed zoomorphic design and rosewood pin. Design inspired by a gold sword hilt found amongst the Staffordshire Hoard.

The rosewood pin on the back holds the hair tightly to prevent the hairslide from slipping out. Hairslides with a wooden pin require a thicker mass of hair to be effective but once pushed in remain very secure.

On the 5th July, 2009, whilst metal-detecting on farmland in southern Staffordshire, Terry Herbert began to unearth the largest hoard of Anglo-Saxon treasure ever found. Comprising over 1500 items in gold, silver and other alloys and valued at £3.3 million, the collection is thought to date back to the late 7th and early 8th centuries. St Justin has recreated history by producing items inspired by this amazing find.

Width: 80mm Height: 28mm | Length of pin: 117mm

Supplied in a velvet draw-string pouch.

Made in Scotland by Art Pewter.  A lovely traditional style teardrop pendant with a Cairngorm stone.  Also available to order with an amethyst stone as in the image.

Dimensions 3/4" (2cm) x 1.5" (4cm)

 

Made in Scotland by Art Pewter.  A traditional Scottish thistle pendant.

Dimensions - 5/8" (1.6cm) x 1" (2.5cm)

This pewter brooch is inspired by Mary Queen of Scots and her four attendants, all called Mary.

1.75" (4.25cm) Diameter

1.5" (3.75cm) Diameter.  This brooch has a Cairngorm in the centre but can be ordered with a light or dark amethyst.  Please allow 3-4 weeks for an order to arrive from Scotland.

A stylish bronze moonstone swirl pendant with a moonstone centre on a gold plated trace chain.

Moonstone is considered a birthstone for February, a mystical birthstone for June, an astrological birthstone for the star sign Cancer, and the Ayurvedic birthstone for September. Moonstone is the anniversary gemstone for the 13th year of marriage.

Width: 28mm Height: 31mm Chain length: 18inch (45cm)

Supplied in a satin-lined gift box

2.75" (7cm) Diameter

Plaid Brooches are the traditional method of fastening the plaid, cloak or shawl at the shoulder. The Penannular is the most ancient style and at one time they became so exaggerated in size and design that a law was passed in Scotland forbidding the pin to protrude beyond the shoulder! The Hunterston Brooch is a reproduction of what is arguably the finest remaining example in Scotland of the artistic ingenuity of the tenth century Celt. The other designs all incorporate eternal interlacings from such sources as Lindisfarne and the Book of Kells.

Plaid Brooches are the traditional method of fastening the plaid, cloak or shawl at the shoulder. The Penannular is the most ancient style and at one time they became so exaggerated in size and design that a law was passed in Scotland forbidding the pin to protrude beyond the shoulder! The Hunterston Brooch is a reproduction of what is arguably the finest remaining example in Scotland of the artistic ingenuity of the tenth century Celt. The other designs all incorporate eternal interlacings from such sources as Lindisfarne and the Book of Kells

Plaid Brooches are the traditional method of fastening the plaid, cloak or shawl at the shoulder. The Penannular is the most ancient style and at one time they became so exaggerated in size and design that a law was passed in Scotland forbidding the pin to protrude beyond the shoulder! The Hunterston Brooch is a reproduction of what is arguably the finest remaining example in Scotland of the artistic ingenuity of the tenth century Celt. The other designs all incorporate eternal interlacings from such sources as Lindisfarne and the Book of Kells.

Costume jewellery kilt pin.  Dazzling on the Pride of New Zealand kilt.  Fastens with 2 stud clips rather than a brooch type fitting. 

9cm long and 3cm at widest part.

Weighs 38g

Detailed Celtic knotwork pendant watch, Designed to be worn around a ladies neck, or to be clipped onto a handbag. Quartz movement with 3 year battery. Comes complete with both chains and a beautiful leatherette presentation box. Features a beautiful enamelled buds design on the front of the watch. In the style of Charles Rennie Mackintosh.

Scottish thistle brooch.

In ancient times, perhaps wisely, a lack of trust in banks meant that many carried their wealth about their person - often in the form of brooches, elaborately decorated with gem stones. Today those here with stones are mainly good quality glass stones, though some do feature natural stones. The designs are of timeless beauty and enduring appeal. All attractively packaged with general historical notes

Staffordshire Hoard inspired cross – a bronze cross with embossed design and set with a ruby red crystal on gold-plated trace chain. Design inspired by a large gold and garnet cross found amongst the Staffordshire Hoard.

On the 5th July, 2009, whilst metal-detecting on farmland in southern Staffordshire, Terry Herbert began to unearth the largest hoard of Anglo-Saxon treasure ever found. Comprising over 1500 items in gold, silver and other alloys and valued at £3.3 million, the collection is thought to date back to the late 7th and early 8th centuries. St Justin has recreated history by producing items inspired by this amazing find.

Width: 28mm Height: 40mm | Chain length: 18 inch (45cm)

Supplied in a satin and velvet-lined gift box

1.5" (4cm) Diameter.  Made in Scotland a decorative brooch suitable for highland dancing hat/bonnet.  Traditional thistle with celtic knots.