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£65.00
They’re simple but they’ve got personality!
I love these cute little studs. The Mexican turquoise is a lovely pale blue which is set off perfectly by the silver.
£95.00
A domed silver shield set with a single Kingman turquoise stone, hand forged and textured.
The silver snake chain connects directly through the pendant without a bail and as it’s domed on both sides it feels fantastic in the hand… you’ll struggle to stop playing with it!
I love to dedicate pieces to historically remarkable women. This collection is named after Lady Agnes Randolph AKA Black Agnes. In 1338 Agnes (kitted out in full armour) held her castle in Dunbar while the Earl of Salisbury opened siege by lobbing rocks at the castle walls using catapults.
The story goes that after the bombardment, Lady Agnes sent out her maids in full view of the attackers to dust the walls with laced handkerchiefs. Imagine that! She clearly had a wicked sense of humour.
She held the castle for 5 months when finally a truce was agreed…
£120.00
A little less elaborate than the Agnes Sunday Pendant but no less gorgeous!
A fine silver shield backed with sterling silver, set wit’s a single Kingman turquoise stone, hand forged and textured.
I love to dedicate pieces to historically remarkable women. This collection is named after Lady Agnes Randolph AKA Black Agnes. In 1338 Agnes (kitted out in full armour) held her castle in Dunbar while the Earl of Salisbury opened siege by lobbing rocks at the castle walls using catapults.
The story goes that after the bombardment, Lady Agnes sent out her maids in full view of the attackers to dust the walls with laced handkerchiefs. Imagine that! She clearly had a wicked sense of humour.
She held the castle for 5 months when finally a truce was agreed…
£190.00
I’m in love with this stunner (if I do say so myself!)
A fine silver shield backed with sterling silver, set with 2 turquoise stones, a hand forged leaf dangling from the bottom and a custom clasp on the chain… it really is a future heirloom.
I love to dedicate pieces to historically remarkable women. This collection is named after Lady Agnes Randolph AKA Black Agnes. In 1338 Agnes (kitted out in full armour) held her castle in Dunbar while the Earl of Salisbury opened siege by lobbing rocks at the castle walls using catapults.
The story goes that after the bombardment, Lady Agnes sent out her maids in full view of the attackers to dust the walls with laced handkerchiefs. Imagine that! She clearly had a wicked sense of humour.
She held the castle for 5 months when finally a truce was agreed…
