Hebridean Jewellery are manufacturers of sterling silver and gold jewellery from the Pictish and Celtic periods through to the new millennium range. Cafe bookings are essential phone to book 01870 610288 Please be patient with our staff as we are working with reduced capacity and utilising Government guidelines.
This quality Scottish celtic jewellery is manufactured in the township of Iochdar by the silver sands of the North West coast on the Isle of South Uist in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. This is where we established our business in 1974. We have an expert team of craftsmen who are led by John M Hart.
This quality Scottish celtic jewellery is manufactured in the township of Iochdar by the silver sands of the North West coast on the Isle of South Uist in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland. This is where we established our business in 1974. We have an expert team of craftsmen who are led by John M Hart.
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We have a wide range of traditional celtiic jewellery designs that are complimented by a collection of wild life pieces and a range of contemporary work some of which are set with gem stones, precious and semi precious. There are three Hebridean jewellery shops selling a wide variety of jewellery, giftware, books and Celtic Music of quality and good value for money.
Celtic Wedding Bands
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Our Celtic wedding bands can be manufactured in silver, 9ct, 18ct yellow, rose, white gold and platinum and are hallmarked at the Edinburgh assay office. Celtic Interlacing has a special quality of lending itself to different styles from minimalist to more complex and so can look modern or traditional and is thus timeless and has had a prominent place in various cultures for thousands of years.
Celtic Cross
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Our celtic cross were designed mainly by John Hart senior whom was one of the pioneers in the revival of Scottish celtic jewellery in the 1940's. John M Hart has also added his own designs of St Margaret and St Kentigern and lately we have introduced the St Torranan cross. We have named our crosses after some of the Scottish Saints and the world famous crosses of Iona Abbey.
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