A collection of designs inspired by the rock art found in Achnabreck, near Lochgilphead in Scotland.

An intricate necklet crafted in sterling silver and enhanced with hand enamelled in stunning colours.

The design for this wonderful necklace is heavily influenced by the work of Archibald Knox. Before his death in 1933, he had become well known for minimizing the traditional Celtic knots to create the simple and subtle lines symbolic of the English Art Nouveau movement.

Inspired by the forms, shapes, colours and moods of The North Sea.

Inspired by the forms, shapes, colours and moods of The North Sea.

Inspired by the free-flowing forms and seasonal colours of the Atlantic Ocean as it washes the Orkney coastline.

Inspired by the free-flowing forms and seasonal colours of the Atlantic Ocean as it washes the Orkney coastline.

Inspired by the free-flowing forms and seasonal colours of the Atlantic Ocean as it washes the Orkney coastline.

Inspired by the free-flowing forms and seasonal colours of the Atlantic Ocean as it washes the Orkney coastline.

Inspired by the free-flowing forms and seasonal colours of the Atlantic Ocean as it washes the Orkney coastline.

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.

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.

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

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

Inspired by the sea surrounding a fisherman's creel.