Ailsa Craig Necklace arran

Ailsa Craig Necklace arranAilsa Craig necklace in sterling silver made on the Isle of Arran by Jess MacDonald Brass. Ailsa Craig, roughly translates to 'Fairy Rock' in Gaelic. It is a small granite island in the outer Firth of Clyde and is a home for huge numbers of gannets and an increasing number of puffins. The island sits 16km west of mainland Scotland and is made up of a rare microgranite which has has long been quarried to make curling stones. The island is roughly

capturing a symphony of natures raw energy and power

She is a master in harmony with the world around her

and makes for a fantastic half day hike and very popular with climbers

Evergreen "Scots Pine" - Sterling Silver pendant necklace made by Jess MacDonald Brass on the Isle of Arran

Loch Lomond topography  pendant necklace in sterling silver made on the Isle of Arran by Jess MacDonald Brass

Dimensions: 24mm

you can look across the Clyde islands

and the rhythm of the seasons

Wondrous flora & fauna is plentiful on and around Mull with puffins

The Helvellyn Range

it is a beacon of intuition

The rush and the retreat