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Luckenbooth Pendant | Scottish Jewelry

Silver Scottish Luckenbooth Pendant

Men's Celtic Jewelry collection / Necklaces collection / Scottish Jewelry collection / Women's Celtic Jewelry collection / Women's Celtic Necklaces collection /
PP1296TLUC
$167

Luckenbooth jewelry pieces are traditional Scottish love tokens, often given for a betrothal.

Luckenbooth is a Scots word for a lockable stall or workshop. The Edinburgh booths were situated on the Royal Mile near St Giles Cathedral. They were the city's first permanent shops, going back to the 15th century, and initially housing mainly silversmiths and goldsmiths.

Materials: Sterling Silver

This pendant comes on a light Spiga style chain.

Dimensions (width x height): 3/4" x 1 1/4"

Height is measured from the top of the bale to the bottom of the pendant.

Style: PP1296TLUC

Canada (2-4 days)
United States (2-4 days)
Europe (2-4 days)
United Kingdom (2-4 days)

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Your order will be processed within 2-3 business days.

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All orders will be shipped from Canada by FedEx or Canada Post service. Please note orders over $250 will require a signature upon delivery.

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Most orders will be delivered within our estimated shipping window of 2-4 days after processing. If your order is time sensitive in any way we would encourage you to contact us first before placing your order so that we can provide you with the most up to date information.

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Shipping cost per order $20 within Canada, $25 to the United States, €25 to Europe, £25 to the UK.

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Taxes & Duties
All international duties and applicable taxes are covered by us. 

 

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Order Tracking Information

Shipping Confirmation & E-Receipt Email


1. When your order is placed, we will confirm your order is in stock. There is a small chance your piece is in the process of being made which can take up to 6 weeks. If this is the case we will let you know within 1 business day.
2. Once an order has shipped, we will send you an email with the tracking number.
3. Click the link in the email to track the progress of your shipment.

    CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS

    Each piece of Keith Jack jewelry you purchase will have a complimentary cleaning cloth in the box under the black pad.

    • To remove oils and dirt, wipe your jewelry with a silver polishing cloth or the Keith Jack polishing cloth that was provided.

    • Never use a silver cleaning liquid on jewelry with any areas that are oxidized (darker in color). The silver cleaning liquid will strip away the finish. Silver liquid cleaners are fine to use for silver jewelry that does not have a darkened, oxidized background. Refer to the manufacturer's instructions before using silver polish.

    • Do not apply perfumes, lotions, aftershave or chemicals while wearing jewelry.

    • Remove your jewelry before sleeping or doing physical activities to avoid causing excess friction and stress on it.

    • To avoid tarnishing and discoloration, remove jewelry before swimming in chlorinated pools or hot tubs.

    • RAW DIAMOND COLLECTION -  Your raw diamond piece is made with natural diamonds; each one is unique.
    • Use the complimentary cleaning cloth provided to lightly polish your jewelry. Do not apply perfumes, lotions, aftershave or chemicals while wearing jewelry. 
    • Never use a silver cleaning solution. Excessive moisture will cause tarnishing behind the diamonds, avoid getting your piece wet.
    NEED HELP? ASK US A QUESTION

    The Luckenbooth is a traditional Scottish piece of jewelry, made since the 17th century by jewelers in its capital city of Edinburgh.

    It is believed that the Luckenbooth protects nursing mothers and their babies from the curse of the “evil eye”. This curse, conjured by witches, was believed by old Scots to cause misfortune and bad luck. Wearing a shining Luckenbooth was enough to ward it off while walking down the streets of Edinburgh.

    Till this day, Scots use it as a love token for their loved ones or to gift first-journey mothers. Many jewelers in Edinburgh still craft it, maintaining a tradition passed on from father to son.

    But you don’t need to go to Scotland to get one (although we recommend the trip). You can get a handmade Luckenbooth delivered to your home at Keith Jack’s online shop.

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