Four Thistle Scottish Amethyst Brooch - PewterFOUR THISTLE SCOTTISH AMETHYST BROOCH ~ PEWTER The thistle has long been the emblem of Scotland and this exquisite brooch showcases the beauty of Celtic tradition and its fine artisan craftsmanship. Carefully handcrafted from fine lead free pewter with a silver non tarnish flash coating, this lovely petite brooch features a 3 8" (8mm) synthetic amethyst . This brooch measures 1 3 8" x 1 3 8" (35mm x 35mm) and has a high quality modern pin and safety

The original was made in 1848

Your proud Scottish Clan heritage can be displayed by wearing our beautiful Mac Millan Clan crest button loop tie bar

Each Oban thistle tie tack is custom made in heavy weight sterling silver and measures 15/16" by 5/8" (24mm x 16mm) with a base metal clutch back

noticeable but intricate and elegant

The distant origins of the name Sgian Dubh (Gaelic for Black Knife) are thought to have emerged from this knife's dark appearance - the early handles were often made from dark bog wood and the blade would become dark through use and age

truly brings this piece to life

is not and should not be considered a weapon

Size: The Queen Mary Luckenbooth design is 1" long and is 5/8“ wide (25mm x 17mm)

The sterling silver zoomorphic disk measures 13/16" (22mm) and the bow is 1" (25mm) wide

Few jewellers make large sizes because the demand is quite low

a nice connection for lovers or newlyweds

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