Clutch Pin - King Death Quaich Available with or without a

Available with or without a delicate polished pewter scarf ring

Memento Mori was a very popular motto in the early modern period - literally translated as 'remember to die'

Wear your whisky love on your sleeve with these beautiful cufflinks

This brooch is inspired by the one of the mysterious silver Pictish penannular brooches discovered as part of a Viking hoard in Rogart

Clutch Pin - King Death Quaich Available with or without aThe Autumn 2020 range of pins celebrates the wonderful and unique Scottish art found on seventeenth century tombs. From the early 1600s Scots would increasingly have carved icons added to their tombstones, to convey certain messages about either themselves or the need to live a good life. The death head represents the universality of death, how the reaper is no respecter of pomp or power, all earthy kings will kneel before him some day. Given the