Maid of the Loch Small Pendant in 9ct Yellow Gold SageCode-EE67 The treasure was discovered under

The treasure was discovered under a slab marked with a cross in the floor of a church on St Ninian’s Isle in Shetland in 1958

This River Ripples band in platinum features a sculpted

The six teardrop-shaped pieces form an elegant circle that perfectly complements the rest of Sheila’s Tidal Treasures collection

This Red Admiral Butterfly cocktail ring in sterling silver features a distinctive butterfly design

The design measures approximately 12mm by 49mm and hangs from a sterling silver neckwire

Maid of the Loch Small Pendant in 9ct Yellow Gold SageCode-EE67 The treasure was discovered underThis Maid of the Loch Celtic knotwork pendant is hand finished in our Orkney workshop in classic 9ct yellow gold. The design is approximately 17mm in diameter and hangs from a gold wheat chain. This collection was inspired by a Celtic knot motif on the Maid of the Loch, the last paddle steamer built in Britain, operating on Loch Lomond from 1953 until 1981. Maid of the Loch is open to the public throughout the year on the bonnie banks of Loch Lomond.