Shetland Jewellery
operates from a small
factory in the Shetland
Islands which lie about
100 miles off the Northern
tip of Scotland.

The workshop is set beside a sea loch which abounds in wildlife especially during the summer months. Arctic terns and other seabirds hover just outside and wild otters are often seen from our windows.

Shetland Jewellery was founded by Jack Rae in 1953, and now employs about 12 craftsmen and women all of whom have been trained in the arts of jewellery manufacture.

Each piece is made from start to finish by the same worker ensuring quality and job satisfaction.

Designs are drawn from Scandinavian mythology and from local wildlife and have expanded in recent years to include traditional Celtic designs from other parts of Scotland and Ireland.

Shetland Jewellery is only made in silver, 9ct or 18ct gold and each piece is guaranteed for life. Every piece is individually presented in an attractive presentation case.

Above images produced from the Ordnance Survey Get-a-map service. Image reproduced with kind permission of Ordnance Survey and Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland.