Sinclair Cross Dress Necklace in Jarl Blue Enamel SageCode-EEXXX137 but Sheila gave her Runic

but Sheila gave her Runic jewellery collection a contemporary twist using enamel colours with her silver and gold designs

This Maid of the Loch Celtic knotwork brooch is hand-finished in our Orkney workshop in sterling silver

This sterling silver Tidal Islands necklace is hand-enamelled in 'Amethyst' enamel and features interlacing

The 11mm design is hand-finished in our Orkney workshop and delicately drops from a gold chain

This dress Celtic pendant necklace in sterling silver features a circular intertwined knotwork design made in polished sterling silver

Sinclair Cross Dress Necklace in Jarl Blue Enamel SageCode-EEXXX137 but Sheila gave her RunicThis Sinclair Cross necklace in sterling silver and 'Jarl Blue' enamel is hand enamelled in our Orkney workshop. The design measures approximately 34mm by 41mm and hangs elegantly from a sterling silver wire. The Sinclair Cross collection is inspired by the Baron of Roslin Coat of Arms, held by the Sinclair family from around the 11th century. From 1379, Henry Sinclair, and his successors Henry II and William, held the title of Jarl (Earl) of Orkney,