Scottish Silver Luckenbooth Brooch - Peridot

A silver luckenbooth brooch is a traditional Scottish piece of jewelry. It is a heart-shaped brooch, often with a crown motif. The word "luckenbooth" comes from the Middle Dutch word "lokken," meaning "to lock," and "booth," meaning "shop." In the 16th century, luckenbooths were small shops in Edinburgh, Scotland, where jewellery and other trinkets were sold. The earliest known examples of luckenbooth brooches date back to this time period.

Luckenbooth brooches were originally worn as a sign of love and commitment. They were often given as gifts by husbands to their wives, and were seen as a symbol of everlasting love. Today, luckenbooth brooches are still popular as a symbol of Scottish heritage and culture. They are often given as gifts for weddings, anniversaries, and other special occasions.

Stone set sterling silver luckenbooth brooch set with peridot.. This gorgeous brooch is traditional and yet unusual in the selection of a beautiful peridot to complement the design of the brooch.

• Hallmarked at Edinburgh Assay office.
• Supplied in a quality gift box.
• 45mm X 35mm 7.6g silver

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