Designer - Rhinestone Scottish Sword and Shield Brooch

A nice rendetion of the sword and shield Scottish brooch featuring silvertone openwork with celtic design rim and rhinestone accents. Brooch is 3" long and is signed on the back with an unidentified sunburst hallmark (Miracle?) Very good condition.... more

http://www.tace.com/i/20431.htmlFrom: Jarretts Jade Jewelry & Small Antiques

#21065

$ 35

Ortak Scottish Sterling Brooch

Beautiful design Scottish brooch by Ortak. An estate piece in the original box. Brooch measures about 1-3/4" "Made in The Orkney Islands - a place of ancient Norse and Scottish history - a land of dramatic seas and landscapes, is the home of Ortak Jewelry. From modest beginnings in the late sixties in a quiet Kirkwall street, its founder, Malcolm Gray, created a company which has grown steadily t... more

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#20448

Scottish - Pewter Color Agate Brooch

This is a pewter color pot metal pin about 2-3/4" with a single stone accent. Stone is off white with deep purple and tan banding.... more

http://www.tace.com/i/20448.htmlFrom: Jarretts Jade Jewelry & Small Antiques

#23252

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Your Portal To Celtic - Irish & Scottish Jewelry

Scottish Jewelry became popularized during Queen Victoria's reign and the purchase of Balmoral Castle. Most of it was fashioned using natural agate, cairngorms and amethysts usually set in silver.History played an important part in Victorian costume and lifestyle making revival jewelry - Celtic, Irish, Scottish, Egyptian even more popular. Select our Past Traditions Celtic Gallery link below for ... more

http://www.tace.com/i/23252.htmlFrom: Jarretts Jade Jewelry & Small Antiques

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