Tara Brooch, Celtic Revival, Irish Pennanular PinThe design of this brooch is based on the Tara Brooch, which was discovered in 1850. 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. The Tara Brooch is believed to have been crafted in the 8th century. The original piece is made of gold, silver, bronze, copper, amber, and glass and features intricate filigree patterns. Our version of the Tara brooch is

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This is a regular sized antiqued pewter colour buckle

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This spectacular pendant has a large bale (loop at the top) that can accommodate a very heavy chain if you wish

This is a gorgeous ring beautifully made by hand by a Scottish jeweler

The walking piper measures 1-3/8" (35 mm) x 3/4" (19 mm) and come complete with a high quality 18" chain

Your proud Scottish Clan heritage can be displayed by wearing these beautiful detailed Clan crest cufflinks

the sterling silver badge is custom made to order

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This oval buckle is 3-1/8" (80mm) wide by 2-3/8" (61mm) high

sterling silver or karat gold Clan pendant is designed with intricate Celtic Interlace double knot scroll around the outside with your unique Clan crest mounted in the centre to give a dramatic presentation

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