Young Clan Crest Stick or Cravat pin, Sterling SilverSCOTTISH CLAN CREST STICK PIN This lovely Clan crest sterling silver stick or cravat pin is surprisingly versatile. It can be worn in the lapel, as a brooch, or as a hat pin. It also makes a great scarf or cravat pin. A great gift idea for either a man or a woman. A lovely, unique object. The cravat was popular in the 16th century and in Victorian times. Burns is pictured wearing a cravat with pin in many portraits . This Clan Crest stick or cravat

This brand new Sgian Dubh is 7-1/2” (190mm) long by 1-3/8” (35mm) wide with a stainless steel blade and nickel silver plated fittings

On the reverse there is a solid heavyweight pin and catch

The ring is solid backed and has a wide solid shank (band)

St Brigid Crosses were hung in stables and houses to bring protection to the family and animals

000 Scottish names

Fits 30" - 48" Waist

This delicate pendant has a hidden bale and includes an 18" sterling silver chain

This is truly a man's ring

The number three has always been sacred number for the Celts

thanks a lot and best regards from Austria

This central spiral design is referred to as a triskele

The top has an imitation topaz