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The practice of crofting in Gaelic island culture includes working with the land and seasons to grow sustainable crops on a strip of land that runs from the crofthouse to the sea
or wrapped and draped for shorter looks
Materials: Body 100% recycled AgAIN silver
Available in 2 different widths and with coloured enamel options
Two interlocking pieces of gold
Celtic Penannular Pin celtic cross pendant The practice of crofting inThis heavy pin is beautifully decorated with serpents and bosses, influenced by the design on St. Martin's cross which stands outside iona Abbey. The serpents symbolise renewal of life and the open circle style is influenced by historical pieces such the Tara brooch of Ireland. The design uses the traditional method of fastening by inserting the pin into the fabric and turning the body of the brooch to lock the piece in place. If you're not sure about
