Scottish Silver Celtic Kilt Pins

A kilt pin is a decorative pin that is worn on the front of a kilt. It is traditionally worn on the right side of the kilt, about 2 inches from the bottom and 1.5 inches from the apron. The pin is placed through the top layer of fabric only, and should not be put through all the layers as this can damage the kilt. 

A Celtic kilt pin is a type of kilt pin that features Celtic symbols or designs. Celtic symbols are often based on nature, such as animals, plants, or knots. They can also be more abstract, such as spirals or triskele. Celtic kilt pins are often made from precious metals, such as silver or gold, and can be decorated with gemstones. In the Middle Ages, Celtic kilt pins became more elaborate and decorative. They were often made from precious metals and decorated with gemstones. These pins were a symbol of wealth and status, and were often worn by wealthy clansmen and nobles.

The tradition of wearing Celtic kilt pins continues today. Kilt pins are still worn by Scottish men and women, and they are also popular among people of Celtic heritage around the world. Celtic kilt pins are a beautiful and meaningful way to celebrate Celtic culture and heritage.

Here are the steps on how to wear a kilt pin:

1. Stand up straight and hold your kilt in place with your hands.
2. Find the spot where you want to wear your kilt pin. It is traditionally worn on the right side of the kilt, about 2 inches from the bottom and 1.5 inches from the apron.
3. Hold the pin in place with your thumb and index finger.
4. Insert the pin through the top layer of fabric only.
5. Push the pin through until the head is on the other side of the fabric.
6. Make sure the pin is secure and will not fall out.