Jacobite Rose Coin Charm BraceletThis stunning silver rose bracelet depicts the little white rose an emblem of the Jacobites. Next to the thistle, the little white rose (Rosa Spinosissima) is probably Scotland's most emblematic native plant. Roses have a long history of use as emblems and the Jacobite's used the little white rose as one of theirs. This is most likely the source of the white cockade, a ribbon flower worn by Jacobite's to identify themselves to each other. Size

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Charms shown are sold separately

Available in classic silver for a truly contemporary and timeless look

This intricate silver kiltpin bears the inscription "blood of my blood

the dragon was carved into the wall of Orkahaugr (now known as Maeshowe) by a troop of Norsemen after breaking into the Neolithic cairn

The pendant is provided on 20" chain

Insects preserved so perfectly in fossilised resin are rare

a ribbon flower worn by Jacobite's to identify themselves to each other

The Northern Lights Robyn Lambswool Jacket represents the colours of the Aurora Borealis also known as The Northern Lights

B Seat (Hip) measurement taken over trousers and round broadest part of hips

1cm diameter

A fashionable twist on a traditional favourite