Award winning designer, Linda Macdonald, designs and hand-makes all her silver and gold jewellery in a workshop near Loch Lomond in Scotland. The simple lines of nature and the contrast of different coloured metals are the basis of her inspiration.
Linda Macdonald Designer Jewellery has won various awards for both design and service - ranging from the Small Firms Enterprise Development Initiative to Scottish Gift of the Year and she was also highly commended by the Judges in the UK Gift of the Year awards for her jewellery designs and marketing strategies.
A graduate from Glasgow's School of Art, Linda's aim is to make excellent quality, contemporary jewellery that is fun for all ages and also provide equally high standards of customer service.
Wear one off Linda's designs and stand out from the crowd!
www.lindamacdonaldjewellery.com
Sheila Fleet designs and produces silver and enamel, gold and platinum jewellery all made in the Orkney Islands.
She is inspired by Orkney's natural environment of the sea, sky, landscape and also the islands rich archaeological sites.
Ali wears an 18ct necklace from the latest Flagstone collection which is based on rocks dating back to over 380 million years old.
I spend my days totally engrossed in fine detail.I make each piece of jewellery by hand using few machines and basic tools. My work includes many styles, all unique durable designs of exceptional quality, both for trade and to commission. I have been knitting, crocheting and weaving precious metals for years and a distinctive use of pure silver wire and pearls ensures my average working focal length is kept at 6''.
It is thus not surprising that the wide horizons of SW Scotland are an essential balance to my life. In contrast to the pearl ranges, which lend themselves perfectly for weddings, I make intricate, constructed jewellery for everyday wear, in silver and coloured golds; work which includes deceptively simple ideas that illustrate the jeweller's art.
Shirley Paris has been designing beautiful jewellery in Scotland for 20 years. The flowing lines of her pieces attract women of all ages and are instantly recognisable.
Designer Wedding Rings are a speciality- contact Shirley Paris for an appointment.
You will also find Shirley's Limited Edition Collections of pendants and earrings in shops throughout the U.K.
Aurora's philosophy is simple: to maintain high standards of original design and take pride in a product painstakingly hand crafted the traditional way in the beautiful Orkney Islands.
Our small, dedicated and highly skilled team create the Aurora collections in silver and gold and we welcome commissions in silver, gold and platinum.
Our commitment to quality and good work ethics extends to our customers - we aim to develop a friendly, accommodating service for all our clients.
This long established jewellery makers, based in the fishing village of Carradale in south Argyll, was founded by Mike Hurst, who still rules the roost with a rod of iron (on a good day).
They produce an extensive range of essentially Scottish jewellery , with an emphasis on Celtic rings and very unusual kilt pins.
The jewel in their crown is their space age casting equipment which gives them huge versatility - and is available to other casters through their trade casting facility.
At the end of an 18 mile single track road, they have a surprising shop, within the workshop. Which is good.
Ola Gorie was born and still lives in the beautiful and remote Orkney Islands, off the north coast of Scotland. A pioneer in the 1960's, she explored her Celtic and Norse heritage to find inspiration for stylish, wearable modern jewellery.
All the jewellery that bears her name is made in our Kirkwall workshop, to the very highest of standards, by some of the country's finest craftspeople.
All our jewellery is available in sterling silver and 9 and 18 carat gold as standard. Other metals such as platinum can be used on request. We are also delighted to carry out bespoke work, creating unique designs to your individual taste.