The Luckenbooth pendant

The Luckenbooth pendantThe "Luckenbooth" design appeared in Scotland in the 17th Century and the pieces were very popular as love tokens (the intertwined hearts motif being common to many of them) and also as enchantments to ward off witches etc. The witch market isn't what it used to be but Luckenbooths are still widely exchanged as symbols of affection and commitment and, as a gift in affairs of the heart, the Scottish Luckenbooth holds a unique place. The Luckenbooth

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We are running low on names so just have to call this one Laser 2 in the meantime

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as they all come out unharmed

This little starfish was found on the shore at Coral Beach on Skye in 1976

This special product may take us a couple of weeks to complete

assured of a long and happy life littering our window sills - which was probably Mother Nature's plan for them in the first place)

The variants of the ringed cross - which came to be known as a "Celtic" cross - are endless

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We don't know of anyone currently producing silver bells on our scale - about 2" high and 1 1/4" wide

A really fascinating shape

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