Triquetra Two Tone Brooch Collections_Celtic Crosses it was discovered in 1958

it was discovered in 1958 in St Ninian's isle by a school boy

it is the best preserved broch in Scotland

Mirrie Dancer is the shetland dialect for Northern Lights

Fitted with 45cm (18inch) mini bell chain

adding a romantic feeling to each piece

Triquetra Two Tone Brooch Collections_Celtic Crosses it was discovered in 1958The Triquetra is also known as the Trinity Knot and the Celtic Triangle. The symbol has been found on stones that date back to 1,000 AD and is found in the Book of Kells created around 800 AD. It symbolizes Earth, Air and Water the three forces of nature. This piece is Sterling Silver and measures 56mm x 15mm. Detailed with a matt texture and a highly polished finish. Each piece of jewellery is made in our own workshop in the Shetland Isles and