Medieval Celtic Cross Lapel Stick Pin - Handmade in Scotland bagpiper_kilt_pin Heathergem jewelry combines authentic Scottish

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Medieval Celtic Cross Lapel Stick Pin Handmade in Scotland bagpiper_kilt_pin Heathergem jewelry combines authentic Scottish Heathergem jewelry combines authentic Scottish craftsmanship with natural materials found only in Scotland the sky and the sea Unique antiqued pewter stick pin with a detailed Celtic Cross can be worn on any ladies' dress or men's jacket or even as a groom's tie pin or lapel pin for a man's suit Actual cross piece measures 3 4" x 3 4" pin is 2" long with safety nib at the end

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