ORAN’S CIRCLE PENDANT scottish silver jewellery planting new seeds in a

planting new seeds in a beloved

trinity knots and interlacements

The place where he landed on Iona is still known as Port a'Churaich or Harbour of the Coracle

Oxidisation of the piece works particularly well as it highlights the recesses in the texture

ORAN’S CIRCLE PENDANT scottish silver jewellery planting new seeds in aGorgeous single circle pendant on chain, featuring double sided patterns that bring together Maeve and Mhairis shared vision of the Mo Chridhe collection. On one side, a pattern created by Mhairi inspired by Celtic sketches of her relative Iain McCormick, the Ritchies apprentice. On the other side, a new trinity pattern created by Maeve, inspired by Celtic stone carvings in the beautiful St Orans Chapel. St Orans Chapel is the oldest building on Iona,