Handmade in Scotland by our Pewtersmith
During the Scottish Victorian period, men would pin grouse claws to their kilts for good luck during hunting trips- Over time, the pins became more embellished, gaining gemstones and decorative silverwork, and garnered widespread appeal as a fashion item- Known as a ‘ptarmigan’ (a type of grouse), they also became love tokens for lovers who were apart
Pewter kilt pin with amethyst colored stones and turn back closure
Measure: 3.5 inches long by 1.5 inches wide
-Arrives on presentation card-
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