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Cornish tin scallop pendant on antique sterling silver chain by St Justin.
The scallop shell is the traditional symbol of the pilgrim route to Santiago de Compostela in North West Spain.
This route crosses Cornwall on the Saint Michael's Way from St Uny church, Lelant, to St Michael's Mount near Penzance.
It is a route taken by Irish, Welsh and Cornish pilgrims, that avoids the tempestuous seas around Land's End and allows them to visit the important shrine of St Michael's Mount before embarking for Spain.
Cornish tin scallop shell drop earrings available to match,
Width: 20mm
Height: 25mm
Chain length: 18 inch (45cm)
Supplied in a satin and velvet lined gift box.
| Description | Cornish tin scallop pendant on antique sterling silver chain by St Justin. The scallop shell is the traditional symbol of the pilgrim route to Santiago de Compostela in North West Spain. This route crosses Cornwall on the Saint Michael's Way from St Uny church, Lelant, to St Michael's Mount near Penzance. It is a route taken by Irish, Welsh and Cornish pilgrims, that avoids the tempestuous seas around Land's End and allows them to visit the important shrine of St Michael's Mount before embarking for Spain. Cornish tin scallop shell drop earrings available to match, Width: 20mm Height: 25mm Chain length: 18 inch (45cm) Supplied in a satin and velvet lined gift box. |
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