St Clements Church Harris Silver Charm

Description

Introducing the St Clements Church Harris Silver Charm—a beautifully crafted tribute to one of the iconic landmarks of Scotland’s Outer Hebrides.

Drawing inspiration from the historic St Clements Church on Harris, this charm encapsulates the soulful architecture and spiritual legacy of the region.

Handcrafted by skilled artisans in the rugged yet inspiring environment of the Outer Hebrides, every curve and detail of this charm is a testament to centuries-old craftsmanship.

The intricate design captures the essence of St Clements Church—from its graceful arches to its storied façade—transformed into a timeless piece of sterling silver art.

The charm is meticulously fashioned from premium sterling silver and proudly bears the hallmark of the Edinburgh Assay Office, ensuring that quality and authenticity are woven into its very core.

This certificate of excellence transforms the charm into more than just a piece of jewelry; it becomes a cherished heirloom that celebrates Scottish heritage and artistic tradition.

Elegantly presented in a finely crafted wooden presentation box, the St Clements Church Harris Silver Charm arrives ready to be admired or gifted.

This exquisite piece serves as a constant reminder of the enduring beauty and cultural significance of the Outer Hebrides—a legacy that you can carry with you every day.

St Clements Church Harris Silver Charm, Rodel, Harris is closely related to the Augustinian nunnery on Iona, a female effigy (known as sheela na gigs) can be found on the South of the Church with a “sister” found in the outer wall on Iona.

St. Clement’s is a treasure trove of late medieval masonry with several fine examples to be found on it’s exterior walls.

The Church is dedicated to St. Clement, the 3rd bishop of Rome (after St. Peter) who was martyred in AD 90.

It is suspected that the church was commissioned by Alexander MacLeod of Dunvegan.