Engraved Three Sisters Glencoe Whisky Glass

Engraved Three Sisters Glencoe Whisky GlassThe Three Sisters of Glencoe are formed by the ridges of Beinn Fhada, Gearr Aonach and Aonach Dubh, descending from the slopes of Bidean nam Bian to create one of Scotland's most celebrated mountain views. Their steep profiles and deeply carved glens have become synonymous with the dramatic landscapes of the Highlands. Prepared specifically for engraving, this illustration captures the three ridges as a single composition, emphasising their

allowing it to be personalised with a name

This design reproduces the official collar jewel of the Jeweller under the Scottish Constitution

The broad plateau of broken stone and surrounding fells have made it a destination for generations of walkers drawn to the character of the high mountains

creating a distinctive whisky glass that celebrates the symbolism of the Fellowcraft Degree

The result is an architectural interpretation of one of England's best known sporting landmarks

The Square and Compasses is one of the best recognised symbols of Craft Freemasonry

This design reproduces the official collar jewel of the Director of Ceremonies under the English Constitution

This design combines the traditional Square & Compasses with forget me not flowers

glacial lakes and deeply cut valleys

The floral border preserves the proportions and character of the original emblem while creating a distinctive interpretation of this familiar symbol

It represents comfort

This design reproduces the official collar jewel of the Substitute Master under the Scottish Constitution