Established by the shores of Loch Fyne, Tarbert in Argyll Scotland, we at Mahailia Jewellery Design handcraft natural, responsibly sourced ethical precious materials into elegant pieces of bespoke Scottish jewellery. Inspiration is drawn from the beautiful creatures, plants and stunning views that surround the West Coast of Scotland. The historic heritage of the area has led us to develop a range of rings featuring the Ogham Alphabet in which you can have a phrase inscribed on your wedding rings, commitment rings or engagement rings. We offer ogham rings in 18ct fair trade gold & recycled silver...please see our ethics page for more about our fair trade gold here...
Struck by the natural qualities of metals and gemstones we try to reflect and add to their beauty in our work without having a detrimental effect on our environment. An emphasis on subtle simple and classic forms are employed to allow the materials used to become the focus of each unique piece.
THE HIGHEST STANDARDS...
All of our jewellery is hand crafted from start to finish by our team of craftsmen and women throughout the UK.
We also employ new techniques and production methods to ensure the best possible results in quality and finish.
We have registered Hallmark stamps at the Edinburgh & London Assay Offices where our jewellery is validated and stamped, to show its authenticity before being sold. Bespoke pieces also contain our makers stamp, which is a small and individual imprint that is specific to Mahailia Jewellery Design .
Commissioned pieces are designed entirely to your requirements and budget. We pride ourselves in using gem stones and materials of the highest quality.
We are proud to use fair trade 18ct gold. Being conscious of the environment we try to use ethically sourced materials as often as we can and fully support Oxfam's 'No Dirty Gold Campaign'. We also support Scottish and British trades people and do not use imported materials where possible.
We hope you will appreciate the skill and care that we put into each fine piece of jewellery.
