An Teallach Cufflinks feather watching that rhythm repeat

watching that rhythm repeat

Have a piece of St Kilda close to your heart every day with this silver necklace shaped like the 2 Islands Hirta & Dùn)

Celtic tradition tells of dewdrops left in the footsteps of nocturnal dancers

Its soft blues are linked to clear communication

It calls on the essence of Athena’s wisdom and mastery

An Teallach Cufflinks feather watching that rhythm repeatAn Teallach 3D cufflinks in sterling silver made on the Isle of Arran by Jess MacDonald Brass. The Iconic Summits collection captures real terrain in precious metal. Each piece is a three dimensional aerial view of an actual landscape, created in sterling silver with the contours, ridgelines, and relief of the mountain exactly as it sits on the ground. An Teallach, meaning "the forge" in Scottish Gaelic, is made of Torridon sandstone and displays 10