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Natina Celtic Knot Necklace - Made in Scotland

Natina Celtic Knot Necklace - Made in Scotland

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Description

Solid Sterling Silver on an 18" sterling silver chain

The simple lines of this sterling silver Celtic Knot necklace will remind you of a simpler time. The handmade design is inspired by the great Scottish architect, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, and has come to symbolize Scotland and her art.

The delicate knotwork is beautiful and feminine - sure to delight your loved one. Adorn your loved one with a timeless piece of Scotland's rich heritage and art.

The intricate knotwork, inspired by the iconic Charles Rennie Mackintosh, exudes femininity and beauty, making it the perfect gift for someone special.

Pendant measures 1/4" x 2" on an 18" chain.

Hallmarked 925. Handmade in Scotland

About Mackintosh design:

Inspiring Scottish architect and designer, Charles Rennie Mackintosh, influenced European design movements like Art Nouveau and Secessionism. With his wife Margaret Macdonald, his work was praised by modernists like Josef Hoffmann. Born in Glasgow, Scotland.

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