Heathergems Blog

With wedding season in full swing, and many weddings taking place after a year of postponements, it can be difficult to make your big day stand out. One way to do this is by coming up with a theme that...

Spring is a time of rebirth and new beginnings. And with lockdown beginning to ease, that has never been truer than in 2021. You can celebrate the new season, and the start of things getting back to normal,...

Is there a better way to show your mum how much she means to you than with unique, handmade jewellery from Heathergems? That’s why, this Mother’s Day, you should check out some of the stunning...

At Heathergems, we are inspired by nature. The stunning countryside and natural beauty of Scotland is reflected in the jewellery we create.And just like no two leaves are the same, no two pieces of handmade...

Our best selling Tree of Life Jewellery Collection is inspired by the Scottish Countryside. It speaks of a fresh start in life, positive health, good energy and a bright future. The tree of life represents...

Water is the life-blood that flows through and around Scotland. It's what makes our beloved landscape so special, our whisky so tasty and our watersports so much fun! Sculpted by volcanoes, glaciers and...

Silver jewellery will tarnish over time and will need a good polish to keep it looking its best. A silver cloth may be enough to remove any dirt build up but if more attention is required then the best...

The Scottish Thistle is probably the best known and most recognisable symbol of Scotland. The Thistle is Scotland's and is the oldest recorded 'National Flower'. Dating back to the 13th century...

Rings have been found in tombs dating back to circa 2500BC.  A small circular band, typically of precious metal like sliver and gold and often set with one or more gemstones, worn on a finger...

A great wee article in the Flybe Flight Time magazine this month. Hopefully making your flight a little less boring!

  Great new Scottish designs.

Dyed heather bundles drying out ready to be made in to a block.

The Pass of Killiecrankie Distance: 3 miles/5km + Approximate Time: 60 minutes + Further Info: Part of Pitlochry Walks Network - leaflet available from the Visit Scotland Information Centre in...

Check out our new Heathergem Scottie Dog Brooch made from natural Scottish heather.