Wood Clan Crest Stick or Cravat pin, Sterling SilverSCOTTISH CLAN CREST STICK PIN This lovely Clan crest sterling silver stick or cravat pin is surprisingly versatile. It can be worn in the lapel, as a brooch, or as a hat pin. It also makes a great scarf or cravat pin. A great gift idea for either a man or a woman. A lovely, unique object. The cravat was popular in the 16th century and in Victorian times. Burns is pictured wearing a cravat with pin in many portraits . This Clan Crest stick or cravat

all Irish names and spellings are available

The thistle has long been the emblem of Scotland and this pair of earrings showcases the beauty of Celtic tradition and its fine artisan craftsmanship

All names are available

This is a gorgeous piece of Scottish jewellery that will become your family heirloom

GLOSS BLACK OR STAINLESS STEEL 8 OZ IRISH CELTIC CROSS BADGE FLASK

MERRY CHRISTMAS

It is considered one of the most important artifacts of early Christian-era Irish art and is displayed in the National Museum of Ireland in Dublin

(She was also the patroness of the Knights of Chivalry and it is suggested that the word bride entered the English language because these knights married women who became their very own 'brides'

this pendant is made to order

brooch and a number of other lion rampant items

the disk measures 11/16" (18mm) in diameter while the very detailed Celtic cross is 1-3/16" square (30mm)

citrine (topaz) or emerald