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MADE IN SCOTLAND Eric N Smith


This magnifi cent 2.01carat radiant cut natural yellow diamond has been personally selected by Eric to be set in this platinum ring. Once the individual design concept has been developed, each piece of jewellery is created by hand to exacting standards, and fi nished to the highest levels of world-class craftsmanship and stone-setting. All pieces are created in Eric N Smith’s Glasgow workshop, and this ring in particular carries the exclusive Glasgow Quality mark. For more exquisite pieces from Scotland’s leading designer in diamond jewellery, visit Eric N Smith’s website. Tel: 0141 639 3344, www.ericnsmith.com


HOUSE OF HOGARTH Hogarth’s Patchwork silk scarf is engineered to an oversized square,


allowing it to be styled in a number


of unique ways. Pictured is one of three colourways


available in store and online at www.hogarth-design.com Made in Scotland Some of the very best products in the world are created right here on your doorstep


TARTAN TWIST For gorgeous gifts or tempting treats, discover Tartan Twist’s fabulous range of Scottish jewellery and accessories, where the history and romance of traditional tartans meets the best of award-winning Scottish design. Gifts from £8. Tel: 0131 467 6534, www.tartantwist.com


SCOTLANDSHOP Create a unique outfi t in your own Scottish tartan at ScotlandShop. From tailored suits and trews for men, to jackets, skirts and accessories for women, choose from over 600 tartans for your custom made garment. Tel: 01890 860770 www.scotlandshop.com


Sheila Fleet Earlier this year 18 year old Emily Findlay had


to stop working in Sheila’s Kirkwall gallery as her rare form of cancer returned. Sheila has designed the Daisies for Emily jewellery range to help support Emily and her family. Based on Emily’s favourite fl ower, Daisies for Emily are as fresh as the summer sun, crafted from silver with sunshine yellow centres and waving white crystal enamel petals. Visit Sheila Fleet’s website to view the full range of stockists. Tel: 01856 861203, www.sheilafl eet.com


SCOTTISH SEA


GLASS Unique handcrafted jewellery made using reclaimed sea glass, naturally tumbled by the sea and gathered from the shores of Scotland’s beaches, from Argyll to the Shetland Isles. All commissions are welcome at Scottish Sea Glass. Tel: 07704 422810


www.scottishseaglass.co.uk WWW.SCOTTISHFIELD.CO.UK 193


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