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The exquisite Celtic knot is intricately carved into the rich Blackwood hilt, which is elegantly mounted with a stunning cairngorm style stone set in a polished claw set bezel. Additionally, the sterling silver mounts are beautifully detailed Celtic knot pattern.
Read MoreThe Atholl Highlanders is a Scottish ceremonial infantry regiment. The sgian dubh is handcrafted by our regimental silversmith, featuring exquisite solid silver mounts and the iconic ‘Wild man of Atholl’ badge
Read MoreWe have collaborate with Hamilton & Inches Edinburgh on numerous projects, highlighting their invaluable traditional craftsmanship and expertise deeply embedded in Scottish heritage and tradition.
Read MoreWe asked where your sgian dubh and insignia are made. The simple answer is they are handcrafted in Scotland, showcasing traditional craftsmanship and expertise rooted in Scottish heritage and tradition.
Read MoreOur exquisite Gordon Highlanders – The Highlanders stone-mounted hallmarked sterling silver sgian dubh's are meticulously crafted by our regimental silversmith based in Scotland and officially hallmarked in the historic city of Edinburgh.
Read MoreKenneth MacLeay RSA RSW (1802 - 1878) was a distinguished Scottish artist, known for his remarkable contributions to the art world. Born in the town of Oban, he left a lasting legacy through his involvement in the founding of the Royal Scottish Academy (RSA).
Read MoreWe recently uncovered this exquisite vintage otter sporran featuring a beautifully detailed thistle-engraved cantle. Crafted with precision and elegance, this piece exudes timeless charm and traditional Scottish craftsmanship.
Read MoreWe have frequently engaged in discussions over the years regarding the historical context of civilian court dress. Most recently, this topic resurfaced through a client email, prompting us to create a blog post on this particular subject.
Read MoreOne of the most sought-after and valuable items of Inverness provincial silver are clan badges. These exquisite pieces have garnered a strong following among collectors. Among the patterns available, those crafted by renowned silversmiths such as Medlock & Craik and John Fraser
Read MoreWe are thrilled to announce the latest addition to our exquisite collection of meticulously crafted Highlanders sgian dubh. Hand carved with intricate details, the studded hilt features a captivating Highlanders pattern in either brass or the timeless elegance of plain sterling silver.
Read MoreThe Hammered Sterling Silver Kilt Buckle is a timeless piece of modern classic sterling silver kilt belt buckle that can be beautifully complemented by the matching kilt pin and silver sporran. Perfect for traditional kilt wearers.
Read MoreThis antique Victorian Inverness provincial silver sgian dubh is a remarkable piece of traditional Scottish Highland attire, showcasing intricate craftsmanship and historical significance. Real Scottish provincial silver Highland dress style.
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