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Rennie Mackintosh Collection Born in Glasgow in 1868, Charles Rennie Mackintosh trained as an architect and studied at the Glasgow School of Art. At the turn of the century he became one of the forerunners of the distinctive 'Glasgow' style of Art Nouveau. For twenty years he lived and worked as an acrhitect/designer in Glasgow where much of his best work was created and still remains. Yet he was under-appreciated during his life. These pieces are inspired by his work.

Contemporary Collection A collection of contemporary pieces.

Thistle Collection Alongside Tartan, the Thistle is perhaps the most identifiable symbol of all things Scottish and this collection showcases the Thistle symbol in various striking designs.

Luckenbooth Collection The Luckenbooth design is probably the most romantic in the history of Silver-smithing in Scotland. Said to have been designed as the betrothal brooch (brooches were given on engagements instead of rings in those days) for Mary Queen of Scots from the Dauphin of France, whom she married in 1558, hence the two hearts surmounted by the Crown.

Burns Collection "O my luve's like a red, red rose" One of Robert Burns most beautiful poems, captured here with delicately flowing silver lines.

Celtic Collection A beautiful range of jewellery in the classic Celtic style, which having no beginning and ending and being forever entwined symbolises everlasting life.

Enamel Collections A stunning collection of colourful Enamel set on Sterling Silver.