Celtic craftsmen adapted ideas from nature to produce wonderfully sophisticated designs. Spirals, animal motifs and crosses were woven into intricate knot work patterns.

Celtic craftsmen adapted ideas from nature to produce wonderfully sophisticated designs. Spirals, animal motifs and crosses were woven into intricate knot work patterns.

Celtic craftsmen adapted ideas from nature to produce wonderfully sophisticated designs. Spirals, animal motifs and crosses were woven into intricate knot work patterns.

This design is taken from an ancient small lead disc found on the Brough of Birsay, Orkney.

The Book of Kells is a beautiful illuminated Gospel Book of the late 8th Century.

A collection drawn from a stone-carved motif to be found in St Magnus Cathedral, Kirkwall and desinged to celebrate Shetland's Up Helly Aa festival in 2008.

Inspired by cup-and-ring stone carvings found at the Ness of Brodgar in Orkney.

This collection captures the dramatic shapes and colours in the beautiful waterfall at Forss in Caithness.

These superb symbol designs were interpreted from original sandstone symbols carved on the east wall of St Magnus Cathedral in Kirkwall, Orkney.

This collection is based around an 8th century pennanular brooch found in a Norse grave at Pierowall on the island of Westray in Orkney.

Celtic Cufflinks - 18mm.

Celtic Cufflinks - 16mm.

1868 - 1928: Architect, designer and artist Charles Rennie Mackintosh was one of the most creative figures of the early 20th century, taking his inspiration from Scottish traditions and blending them with the flourish of the Art Nouveau period.

These designs reflect both the shape of the dolphins and the waves of their sea home.

These designs reflect both the shape of the dolphins and the waves of their sea home.

Flagstones have a unique texture which Sheila loves. As the stones become weathered they create a lovely look which inspired Sheila to create this collection of jewellery.

This design is popularly known as the Lovers knot, two intertwined lines knit together to make one whole pattern. Its history stretches back many centuries to the art of the Celts.

This collection was inspired by the Celtic symbol design on the Maid of the Loch paddle steamer at Loch Lomond, Scotland.

This collection was inspired by the historic site known as Mine Howe which was found in Tankerness, Orkney.

'Mirrie Dancers' is Shetland Dialect for 'Northern Lights.' These cufflinks measure 19mm and depict a Shetland croft house scene over hills with the Merrie Dancers in the sky.