Celtic Pewter Jewelry

Cornish tradition from cornwall the southern most county of england.

Celtic pewter jewelry.

Celtic knot works is a small business. Jewelry an ancient metal meets modern stylish design. Celtic brooch celtic jewelry celtic knot large brooch inspired by the book of kells made in pewter designed and handmade in scotland sjhdesignsuk from shop sjhdesignsuk. However though pewter is safe enough now to use as cookware and easily beautiful enough to wear as jewelry lovers of celtic pewter jewelry need to take certain steps to make sure that their pieces made from this king of metals doesn t wage a full scale war on their other.

Celtic knot hairslide with wooden pinph49. We sell a range of items including sterling silver and pewter jewellery. Many items are inspired by traditional celtic designs and we also produce jewellery to our customers own designs. All of our products are designed by our resident award winning jewelry artist bob heiney and are made in the usa by a select team of talented crafts people.

Wreck cove pewter is located on the cabot trail on cape breton island nova scotia making pewter jewelry and ornaments from 100 lead free pewter for retail and wholesale sales specializing in maritime celtic and mystical products. Showing 1 32 of 540 results robin on a branch broochpb875. Today cornish craftsmanship lives on in the jewelry of st. Justin here you fill find unique celtic designs incorporated into each piece of jewelry including celtic.

Rated 5 00 out of 5. Pewter is a high quality durable and affordable alternative to silver. Thank you for your support it makes all the difference in the world. Cornish tradition from cornwall the southern most county of england.

Cornwall is considered to be one of the six celtic nations with a strong mining history and tradition. We design and craft pewter earrings necklaces bracelets and pins for everyday adornment and special occasions alike. Ancient pewter contained lead but modern pewter contains none. The thistle is a splendidly scottish symbol datingback to at least the 1500s when the order of the thistle was created by king james v of scotland.

Celtic and welsh jewellery is run by s j pratt and two sons from our base in south wales.