Large Black Watch Crystal Brooch
Regular price
£15.00
This cute Black Watch tartan brooch pin is ready made and can be posted straight away.
It is great for a touch of tartan to an outfit or hat or onto a wedding dress or costume, or simply as a gift.
Made with a hand sewn ruffle of wider Black Watch tartan ribbon with wide ribbon shaped trails and finished with a cluster of mixed crystals including navy metallic, black & bottle green.
Size approx- 7 cm wide x 11 cm long
Also available to order in a wide range of tartans and coloured beads/ finishes.
Black Watch Tartan- History
Black Watch is one of the most famous‚ and popular‚ tartans ever‚ recognized the world over.
The Black Watch tartan is a universal symbol of bravery and tradition.
It is worn by the British Royal family (male and female), Highland athletes, and everyone in between.
Alternatively known as Grant Hunting or Government tartan, Black Watch tartan was worn first by the six “watch” companies that once patrolled the Highlands.
General George Wade, with authorisation from George I, formed these six companies in 1725 following the Jacobite rebellion of 1715.
It is great for a touch of tartan to an outfit or hat or onto a wedding dress or costume, or simply as a gift.
Made with a hand sewn ruffle of wider Black Watch tartan ribbon with wide ribbon shaped trails and finished with a cluster of mixed crystals including navy metallic, black & bottle green.
Size approx- 7 cm wide x 11 cm long
Also available to order in a wide range of tartans and coloured beads/ finishes.
Black Watch Tartan- History
Black Watch is one of the most famous‚ and popular‚ tartans ever‚ recognized the world over.
The Black Watch tartan is a universal symbol of bravery and tradition.
It is worn by the British Royal family (male and female), Highland athletes, and everyone in between.
Alternatively known as Grant Hunting or Government tartan, Black Watch tartan was worn first by the six “watch” companies that once patrolled the Highlands.
General George Wade, with authorisation from George I, formed these six companies in 1725 following the Jacobite rebellion of 1715.
