This sterling silver Tidal Treasures Bracelet is available in a variety of enamel colours. The six teardrop-shaped pieces form an elegant circle that perfectly complements the rest of Sheila’s Tidal Treasures collection. The 'Pentland' enamel surrounding this piece represents the sea, while the lattice-like design represents a fisherman’s creel.

Note: This special piece is already made and waiting for you in our Orkney workshop. Usually all jewellery ordered online is made to order, but to help customers who need something special in a hurry, we've created a beautiful collection of ready-to-ship designs that can be sent to you within 48 hours, usually even quicker. Stock is strictly limited for these designs.

The strong tides of the Pentland Firth guard many natural treasures. Fishermen occasionally discover one of these treasures, the elusive Groatie Buckie (northern cowrie shell), when hauling in their creels. These small, intriguing shells are said to bring good luck and can be found on the beaches of Caithness, Orkney and Shetland.

Tidal Treasures was inspired by Walter Mowatt, a customer in John O’ Groats, who wanted a Groatie Buckie placed into a design as a keepsake for his son and his fiancée. Walter’s son took his girlfriend to Ness beach near their home to look for a Groatie Buckie and, when she found the tiny shell, he asked her to marry him. Inspired by this story, Sheila designed the largest necklaces in this collection to contain a lucky Groatie Buckie in silver or gold.