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GEMSTONES

A = Amber

L = Lapis

P = Amethyst

S = Rainbow moonstone

T = Turquoise

O = Opalised glass (often referred to as Opalite)

CRYSTALS

AM = Amethyst

AQ = Aqua blue

CC = Clear crystal

EG = Emerald green

RP = Rose pink

RY = Ruby red

SB = Sapphire blue

any items in our collection use real gemstones or crystals. The product codes are as follows:M

Pewter is a high quality, durable and affordable alternative to silver. From Celtic jewellery to cats and owls, from hip flasks to Shipwreck Coins – our beautiful pewter range of jewellery and giftware offers something for everyone.

Butterflies 24Angels, Fairies & Goddess 25Pearls & Interwoven 26Knots, Magna Carta & Sutton Hoo 27Viking 28Welsh, Irish & Dragons 29Fish & Crabs 30Sealife & Sea Glass 31Trisceles 32Trefoil Knots 33Ammonites & Leaves 34Samba & Egyptian 35Treble Clef & Creole 36Gemstone Circlets & Chalice Well 37Oghams 38Runes 39

Celtic Alphabet 40Crosses 42Celtic Crosses 43Crosses 44Bangles & Bracelets 45Hairslides 46Scarf Slides & Kilt Pins 50Buckles & Belts 51Buckles 52Cufflinks, Tieslides & Money clips 53Clocks, Dish & Light pull 54Cornish & Cats 55Tableware & Flasks 56Quaichs & Flask 57Paperknives & Seals 58Keyrings & Shipwreck Coins 59

Introduction & History 2Hearts 4Flowers 6Tree of Life 7Cats 8Celtic Knots 10Infinity Knots & Labradorite 11Celtic Knots with Gemstones 14Pentagrams & Mystical 15Horses, Hares & Unicorns 16Spirals & Twists 17Flowers 18Birds, Bees, Owls & Dragonflies 20Animals 21Circles & Love pendants 22Moon & Stars 23

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he venerable alloy of pewter is made of 92% tin, with copper and antimony to harden it and enhance casting. During most of the 20th century the tin used to make pewter was mined in Cornwall, where majestic granite

steam engine houses dominated the landscape. Today, sadly, Cornish tin mining is no more and the picturesque ruins of our industrial past add to the romance and mystery of Kernow.

At St Justin the distinguished tradition of casting pewter lives on. High quality pewter ingots are fused in a crucible and the molten metal is poured into the rubber moulds created from the artist’s original sculpture. After cooling and linishing, the items are hand-polished and assembled by skilled craftspeople. The result is gifts of great beauty and craftsmanship - objects of art to treasure forever.

Creating Sterling silver jewellery with a difference has also been an exciting development since the late nineties and a compact collection of Celtic and contemporary designs is featured towards the back of the catalogue.

Cornish bronze, made using recycled copper and Cornish tin, is our latest innovation and brings to prominence a bygone age, in which metallurgical developments changed people’s lives forever.

Each piece of St Justin jewellery and giftware is crafted by hand and eye in Cornwall, where the beautiful land was home to the many native Celts, who were driven away from the temperate midlands of Britain by invading European warriors in the early centuries. Our ethos and designs are heavily influenced by our past and all things natural related to the earth and its elements.

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With the look of gold, bronze is renowned for its strength and longevity. We have

created a range of jewellery that has revived this beautiful ancient metal offering a stunning mix of traditional and modern designs for the 21st century.

Our timeless Sterling silver jewellery has a diversity of designs that offer a unique

handcrafted collection for those looking for that something extra special. Included is our popular “Love Collection” with its heartfelt sentiments.

Our tin products not only represent an important part of our Cornish history,

they also contain Cornish tin that was recovered from the seabed after 180 years! Traditionally tin is given as a gift for a 10th wedding anniversary.

Introduction & History 72Welsh 74Love Collection 75Geo, Dew & Elvish Star 76Flowers, Circles & Tree of Life 77Celtic Knots 78Hearts 80Sealife, Butterfly & Bangle 82Celtic Knots & Pearls 83Abigail Buckingham Collection 85Angels, Crosses & St Christopher 86Rings 87

Introduction & History 88 10th Wedding Anniversary & St Christopher 89Bangles, Hearts & Shells 9010th Wedding Anniversary - Diamond Collection 91Cornish 92Cornish Items & Awen 93Index 94Customer service 96Head office information 96Sales contacts 97

Introduction & History 60Love Collection & Welsh 62Hearts & Enamels 63Tree of Life, Pentagrams, & Swirls 64Hares, Fish, Cats & Horses 65Crosses & Chalice Well 66Leaves, Flowers, Angels, Fairies & Owl Knots 68Celtic Knots & Trisceles 69Viking, Runes, Mythical & Agincourt 70Staffordshire Hoard Inspired, Cufflinks & Bangles 71

eltic art reverberates through the centuries, identified by the simple sophistication of form and an indefinable feeling for the rightness of things. Modern interpretations

of Celtic tradition have given us the arts and crafts movement and the era of art nouveau, where the ancient Celtic belief in elegance of form and a reverance for the earth and its creatures is apparent in the work of artists from many nations. Our range includes products inspired by the work of Archibald Knox and the manuscripts of Kells, Durrow and Lindisfarne.

The result, as given form by St Justin in the enduring alloy of pewter, is not only a re-creation of the past, but a continual evolution of living art, created by modern craftsmen for the people of today.

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Chains are rhodium plated, silver plated or tin plated and ear wires are surgical steel. See price list for details.

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Hearts represent love in all its aspects. They also symbolise ‘having heart’, the power of courage and will. The Egyptians believed that the heart held the soul rather than the brain. Hearts became a symbol

of love in the later medieval period.

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Flower of LifeThe Flower of Life can be found in all major religions in the world. The Temple of Osiris at Abydos, Egypt contains the oldest example found

and is thought to date from between 200 to 400 CE.

It is made up of 19 complete circles and 36 partial circular

arcs, enclosed by a large circle. Considered by some to be a

symbol of sacred geometry, it is said to contain ancient, religious value depicting the fundamental

forms of space and time.

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Tree of LifeThe tree is central to Celtic religion. It is revered as a source of wisdom

and hope, a link between the higher and lower worlds and a reminder of

the eternal cycle of the seasons.

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CatsCats are the world’s most

popular pet and were probably first domesticated in Ancient Egypt where they were seen

as sacred. Cats spend 85% of their day doing nothing and have an average lifespan of

between 12 - 14 years.The oldest cat, according to

the Guinness Book of World Records lived an amazing 38

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Celtic KnotworkThe Celts used knotwork to decorate many

of their artefacts. To them, the intricate patterns symbolised the continuity of life.

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Cabyll UshteyRising from its home in the dark pools of the Isle of Man,

Cabyll Ushtey would take the form of a beautiful white horse and tempt weary travellers to ride on its back-only to disappear with them into the depths

from which they would never return.

HaresHares are associated with the spring equinox and

symbolise balance, life, creativity, regeneration, fertility, and eternity. They were revered by the Celts and ancient peoples as magical

creatures gazing at the moon.

Uffington White Horse

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“Ring of LoveBind us together

Seal our loveEntwine us forever”

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“I love you to the moon and back”

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PearlsOUR PEARLS ARE CULTIVATED IN FRESH WATER USING MUSSELS AS THE HOST. THIS CONTROLLED PROCESS YIELDS

GOOD QUALITY AND SHAPE.

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Sutton HooBoth these pendants depict the

scroll work used in a bowl found at the Sutton Hoo ship burial.

Magna Carta 1215One of the greatest legal documents in our history.

The impact of Magna Carta, signed by King John at Runnymede in 1215, still resonates throughout the world 800 years later. This

pendant depicts a plantagenet lion cast from an original 12th century bronze mount. The Latin inscription translates as,

“We will not deny or defer to any man either justice or right”.

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Ancient AxeThis labrys is of Minoan origin and dates to around 1500BCE. It was worn by priestesses as an

object of veneration.

Viking LongshipSailed with a square rig or rowed with 32 oars these

warships or vessels of commerce were extensively

used by the Vikings.

Traveller’s CharmThis 8th century CE talisman is derived from a picture stone from Gotland, Sweden. The

reverse inscription reads. “Venture forth, safe from harm.”

Viking Annular BroochA replica of a 9th century CE silver brooch found on the Isle of Bjorko, Sweden.

Thor’s hammerThe mightiest

Norse god, Thor, waged war against the giants. At the same time he was god of the home.

Thor Amulet A pendant to bring luck

and protection.

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CwtchA Welsh word with no direct English

translation. Its nearest meaning is “safe place”. Giving a cwtch is giving

an affectionate hug.

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Sea GlassSea Glass is one of nature’s little

treasure troves.For centuries, around the coasts of

the world, pirates raided other ships, battles raged between nations and

many ships just ran aground on rocks.The result was that broken glass

always ended up being washed ashore. But that was not before it had been pounded and tumbled in the sand, sometimes for hundreds of years.

Take a walk along a Cornish beach at low or mid tide and you will be sure to discover some, if not many, pieces of sea glass that have been subjected to

constant abrasion for years. Some colours are quite common but there are also a few rare pieces with beautiful rich tones that beg to be

worn around your neck.We have collected hundreds of these

little gems and set them within pewter frames bonded with resin, the colour

of the sea in summer. No two are ever the same.

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TrisceleThe triscele is commonly found in late Celtic art and is thought to have some Roman influence,

although fine examples are found in the native art of Ireland and Scotland.

The triscele is believed to represent the three realms of Celtic lore; the past, the present and the future.

As one of the most popular of ancient Celtic designs, it survived well into the Christian period, probably because

it could also be considered to represent the Holy Trinity.

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TrefoilThe trefoil knot is an interlaced triquetra (three cornered) and is also known as a trinity knot. It was used in metalwork,

illuminated manuscripts and commonly on crosses in the early Christian period.

In Celtic design it is often interpreted as the three realms Land, Sea, Sky. In Christian designs it represents the Holy Trinity. Its modern interpretation is associated with

love, honour and protection.

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AmmonitesIn geological terms ammonites first appeared in the Devonian period around 400 million years ago. The name ammonite is

derived from the Egyptian god Ammon, or Amun, who is depicted wearing ram’s horns which have a similar shape.

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Chalice WellThis design depicts the intricate

design of the cover of the holy well in Glastonbury. Its waters are revered by

some as the essence of life.

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The alphabet of the Oghams, also known as oghaim or ogam, was

created, according to legend, by Ogma (Celtic god Ogmios) god of knowledge.Inscriptions in ogham characters are only found in the British Isles. There

are about 350 known inscriptions carved between 300 and 700CE.

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The use of bind runes is ancient, probably arising with the use of runes as an alphabet.

Essentially, a bind rune is a symbol comprising several runes overlaid, one upon another,

to form a single symbol. This is believed to concentrate the power of the individual runes

into a more potent energy.The casting runes below form a set of the

twenty four Elder Futhark runes with an extra blank rune, sometimes referred to as Odin’s

Rune, the rune of fate or destiny.

LoveRN40

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Peace & happiness RN43

Safe travel RN45

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Canterbury CrossIn 1867 a small bronze brooch

was excavated in St George’s Street, Canterbury. This cross shaped brooch had a Saxon design and

was dated to around 850CE. A replica, carved in stone, can be seen just inside the SW transept

entrance of Canterbury Cathedral.

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Celtic CrossThe origin of the Celtic cross is not clearly defined.

At some time during the 5th century CE carvings appeared on stones and crosses bearing a ring around the vertical

and horizontal stems. Most of these early ring crosses existed in Ireland, Wales,

Scotland and Cornwall.

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Cathar CrossThis cross, otherwise known as the cross of Toulouse, is seen

everywhere in the French region of Languedoc. The deeply religious Cathars lived in this area from

1100 to 1400 CE and were spared life by Catholic

inquisitors if they wore this symbol on their garments.

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Robin of Locksley Cross

Calatrava CrossCalatrava were an order of

monks, turned knights, who occupied a castle of the same name in 12th century Castille (Spain). They wore this cross

on their armour in battle against the Moors to protect

their territory.

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Cabyll UshteyRising from its home in the dark pools of the Isle of

Man, Cabyll Ushtey would take the form of a beautiful white horse and tempt weary travellers to ride on its back - only to disappear with them into the depths

from which they would never return.

Tree of LifeThe tree is central to Celtic religion. It is revered as a source of wisdom and hope, a link between

the higher and lower worlds and a reminder of the eternal cycle of the seasons.

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Miner Bal Maiden

SET OF 3

Engine house brooch

Mining was once the main industry in Cornwall, producing over half the world’s tin. The men often worked underground

at depths of 3,500 feet in cramped hot conditions for long shifts. Cornish miners were revered throughout the world for their

skill and abilities.Bal is an old Cornish word for a mining place. Hence Bal

Maidens, women and girls, were recruited to work above ground in the tin and copper ore processing plants and workings.Cassiterite was the tin ore and copper was extracted from chalcopyrite, chalcocite and bornite, which was found in

abundance with tin ore.


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TD70

BT69

BT04

BT24

PF67

PF68

PF69

PF70

All our flasks are manufactured lead-free, have a screw top seal, to prevent

leakage, and are supplied with a small plastic filling funnel.

These items are NOT dishwasher safe. When empty,

loosen the top to prevent distortion due to pressure

differences.

Flasks are supplied with a plastic funnel for filling. All items are boxed.

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QU131

QU130

QU132

The quaich is a shallow drinking cup originating from Scotland. The word quaich is attributed to the Gaelic word ‘cuach’, which is derived from the Latin word ‘caucus’, meaning drinking cup. The quaich hails from medieval times when people were very distrustful of strangers and carried their own cup for fear of either

poisoning or watering down of their whisky.


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PS23

PS23

PS27

PS27

PK07 PK10 PK104 PK109 PK105 PK107 PK36 PK95

OPALISED GLASS ONLY

SUPPLIED WITH A STICK OF WAX

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Set of 50 shipwreck coinsMost of these pewter coins are replicas of gold and silver coins recovered from the

wreck of HMS Association which ran aground on the outer Gilstone Rock off the Isles of Scilly in 1707. Divers were unable to recover these until 1967.

KF02

KF58

KF16

KF15

SC50

STAINLESS STEEL WITH PEWTER INSERT

he Bronze Age in Great Britain and Western Europe began over 4,000 years ago in around 2,000 BCE. Both copper and tin were discovered, mined and fused together

to form the alloy bronze, renowned for its strength and longevity.

A new bronze age is emerging from the depths of history. This is not just a re-kindling of an ancient alloy with the colour of gold. It is a revival of a bygone culture with a metal that changed lives and brought a sophistication in jewellery that had not existed before.

We have re-created this ancient metal using recycled copper and Cornish tin to produce these new designs. The methods are difficult and painstaking but the final results are worth the effort. We hope you will enjoy these and our future creations.

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“Ring of LoveBind us together


“One ring to show our loveOne ring to bind us”

Welsh

Ogham

Ogham

BZP928

BZP948

BZP921BZP946

BZP923 BZE951

BZP951

English

English

BZP926

Cornish

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Chains are gold plated. Ear wires are gold plated silver.


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BZP78

BZP46

BZP115

BZE77R

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BZE75R

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BZP81

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BZP69

BZE46

BZP79

SILVER RING, BAR & CHAIN

SILVER HOOKS



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BZP113

BZP106

BZP102

BZP80

BZE83R

BZP83R

BZP92

BZE18

BZP96

BZP18

Tree of LifeThe tree is central to Celtic religion. It is revered as a source of wisdom and hope,

a link between the higher and lower worlds and a reminder of the eternal

cycle of the seasons.

MOONSTONE ONLY

AMBER ONLY



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BZP953

BZP95

BZP93

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BZP66

BZP105

BZB953

BZP89

BZP51

BZP91

BZP90


HaresHares are associated with the spring equinox and symbolise

balance, life, creativity, regeneration, fertility, and

eternity. They were revered by the Celts and ancient peoples as magical creatures gazing at

the moon.

MOONSTONE ONLY

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BZX12

BZX06BZX11

BZX03

BZX01

BZE107

BZX04

BZP56

BZX05

BZX07

Chalice WellThis design depicts the intricate design of the cover of the holy well in Glastonbury.

Its waters are revered by some as the essence of life.

BZP107

BZE56


Calatrava Cross

RED CRYSTAL ONLY

Clonmacnois Cross

St Petroc Cross


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BZP57

BZP97BZP98

BZP60

BZP26

BZE60

BZP55

BZP952

BZE55

BZE97

BZE98

BZE952

Chains are gold plated. Ear wires are gold plated silver

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BZP23

BZP68

BZE68

BZE07

BZE114

BZP114

BZE67

BZE03

BZP07

BZP03


BZP82

BZB03

TrisceleThe triscele is commonly found in late Celtic art and is thought to have some Roman influence, although fine examples are found in

the native art of Ireland and Scotland.The triscele is believed to represent the three realms of Celtic lore; the past, the present and the future. As one of the most popular of ancient Celtic designs, it survived well into the Christian period,

probably because it could also be considered to represent the Holy Trinity.

Celtic KnotworkThe Celts used knotwork to decorate many

of their artefacts. To them, the intricate patterns symbolised the continuity of life.


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BZP61 BZP110BZP27

BZP52

BZP50

BZP67

BZP62

BZE61


BZP108

BZP65

BZP63

Traveller’s CharmThis 8th century CE talisman is derived from a picture stone from Gotland, Sweden. The

reverse inscription reads. “Venture forth, safe from harm.”

Thor Amulet A pendant to bring luck and protection.

Agincourt ArrowheadThe rough arrowhead is an

exact copy of an original found at Agincourt (1415). The smooth version is an

interpretation of the original.

Bind RunesThe use of bind runes is ancient, probably arising with the use of runes as an alphabet. Essentially, a bind rune is a symbol comprising several runes

overlaid, one upon another, to form a single symbol. This is believed to concentrate the power of the individual runes into a more potent energy.

Newgrange SpiralCarved into the stone of an Irish

megalithic monument this spiral is thought to represent the Celtic realms

of land, sea and sky.

Horns of the Minotaur In Greek mythology the minotaur, born

of Queen Pasiphae, had the head of a bull and body of a man. It was confined to the Labyrinth, built by Daedulus and Icarus,

and was eventually killed by Theseus

Safe Travel

Protection

Love


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BZCL02

BZBR04L/M/S

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BZCL03

BZCL12

Torc BangleFeaturing two beast heads this solid Cornish bronze bangle is a fine example of

Celtic workmanship.

Staffordshire Hoard These pieces were inspired

by the Anglo Saxon treasure trove found in

Staffordshire. Enamels are a predominant feature on

many pieces.

BZCL04

ur Celtic sterling silver collection is cast in-house using the fine methods we have developed over the years.

Each piece is mastered by our skilled pattern making team and then moulded ready for wax injection. The wax trees are made up, invested in a cylindrical pot and then cast at over 1,000 degrees Celsius.

Through a laborious process of fettling, linishing and polishing the fine castings are brought up to a lustrous finish ready for assembly and packing. All items are complete, with chain or thong where needed, and are packed in high quality jewellery boxes.

Great care is taken to ensure you are completely satisfied with your purchase.

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SP927

SR961

SE960SE961

Chains and ear wires are Sterling Silver.

SE927

SP923

SP960

SP961

SEE PRICE LIST FOR RING SIZES

SR923

SR960

SR927R

“One ring to show our loveOne ring to bind us”

CariadCwtch

CwtchA Welsh word with no direct English

translation. Its nearest meaning is “safe place”. Giving a cwtch is giving an

affectionate hug.

CariadA Welsh word used as term of endearment - love,

beloved, sweetheart or darling.

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SR947

SR948

SP946

Chains are Sterling Silver.

SP928

SR946

Gaelic Ring

“Mo ghaol ort”(My love is on you)

Latin

Ogham

English

EnglishEnglish

Cornish Love RingDuring the 12th century the Cornish knight, Tristan, defeated

the Irish knight, Morholt, to bring the fair Iseult home for his uncle, King Mark, to marry. On the journey back to Cornwall, after ingesting a love potion, Tristan and Iseult fell madly in love.

Their complete devotion to each other is symbolised by the Cornish Love Ring.


SP926

Cornish

SR926

Cornish

“Ring of loveBind us together


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SP300

SP311C

SP531

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SE300

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SP311FO

SP311

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SP949Tree of Life

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SP600

TrisceleThe triscele is commonly found in late Celtic art and is thought to have some Roman influence, although fine examples are found in the native

art of Ireland and Scotland.The triscele is believed to represent the three

realms of Celtic lore; the past, the present and the future. As one of the most popular of ancient Celtic designs, it survived well into the

Christian period, probably because it could also be considered to represent the Holy Trinity.


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SP540

JSP14


SE332BG

SP601

JSE12

JSP12

JSE14

SP332BG


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SE507

SP503


SP486

SE226

SE487

SP507

SE503

SP226

SR501


Hearts represent love in all its aspects. They also symbolise ‘having heart’, the power of courage and will. The

Egyptians believed that the heart held the soul rather than the brain. Hearts became a symbol of love in the later

medieval period.


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SP518


SBR35S, M, L

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SB959

SP36

SP31

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JSP20


JSP01

JSE20

JSP02

JSP03

JSE03

JSE01

JSE31JSP30

JSE02

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SP950


SP952

SE950

SP951

SP542

DESIGNED EXCLUSIVELY FOR ST JUSTINBY ABIGAIL BUCKINGHAM.

HAND-CRAFTED IN CORNWALL BY ST JUSTIN.

SE952

SE542

SR541

Adjustable ring 50-62

SR542

Adjustable ring

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JSX05

JSX06

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SR912

SR500

Runic Friendship ring

SR527

SR910

SR902

SR957

SR908

SR929


ornwall is justly proud of its ancient tin industry that began nearly 4,000 years ago during the Bronze Age. Nowhere in the world was tin mining so engrained into the local culture as

Cornwall – especially during the 19th and 20th Centuries. Sadly the last tin mines in Cornwall have now closed, but the landscape is strewn with the remains of chimney stacks and engine houses that leave us with a poignant reminder of this once thriving industry.

Tin was not only mined in Cornwall, it was smelted and cast into ingots locally too. Much of this tin was transported by sea from Cornwall all over the world and occasionally some of the ships were lost. One such ship was the SS Liverpool that sank off Anglesey in 1863. It lay on the seabed for 138 years until its remains were found along with a cargo of tin ingots. It turned out that the ingots discovered had been originally smelted at Chyandour, Penzance in 1862!

After being raised up from the seabed and carefully cleaned – we now use the tin from these ingots when creating our Cornish Tin products, thus preserving the integrity of this piece of Cornish History.

10th Wedding AnniversaryTin is known worldwide as the traditional gift to give for 10 years of wedlock.Many of the items in our Cornish Tin range are ideal as gifts for this special occasion.

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DCP19

“10th Wedding Anniversary”

(ON REVERSE)

DCP36

DCC38

DCP34

DCT10

DCP38

DCC12

DCP20

DCP21

DCC17

DCC10

“On your Christening

Day” (ON REVERSE)

PLAIN ON REVERSE

10th Wedding Anniversary X pendant

Tin is the traditional metal or element associated with 10th wedding anniversaries.

These pieces are made with Cornish shipwreck tin from 1863.

All chains and ear wires are Sterling Silver unless otherwise stated.


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DCP40

DCE40

DCE41

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DCP33SN

DCE25

DCP25

St Michael’s Way


SILVER PLATED CHAIN

SILVER PLATED CHAIN


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DCP28

DCE32

DCT14

DCX16

DCC14

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DCP35

Diamond is the modern element associated with 10th

wedding anniversaries.These pieces are made with

shipwreck tin from 1863 and feature a 2mm diamond set in

18ct gold bezel.



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DCE90

DCG03

DCP08

DCG02

DCF08

DCG01

DCF05

DCX17The ingots are

miniature replicas of some of the ingots found on the SS

Liverpool which sank in 1863.

DCC11

DCP90


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DCP101

DCN04

DCBM02

DCC15

DCX15

DCT15

DCF06

DCBR17

AwenAwen is a Celtic word

meaning “inspiration”, a ‘flowing spirit’, the essence of life sustaining essential

links between people, cultural life and community.The

three-rayed symbol signifies Wisdom, Truth and Love.

DCP16

DCBM01

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DCBR16

DCE16

NICKEL PLATED BOOKMARKS

WITH TIN HEAD

St Piran flag


RHODIUM PLATED CHAIN

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CUSTOMER SERVICE OFFICE STAFF

HOW TO ORDERYou can place your order with your agent or simply phone/fax/mail/email it to us at head office. Alternatively if you live outside the UK and have a distributor please place your order direct with them. Order forms are packed with every parcel ready for your next order. Details of agents and distributors are listed opposite.

AGENTSSt Justin sales agents work throughout Britain, Ireland and Brittany offering valuable assistance and advice on our products. They carry a comprehensive range of samples and point of sale material to show you at your convenience.

FIRST ORDERWe ask that your first order is a minimum of £250 (UK customers). If you are an internet only business this is £500. Once you have completed a credit application form future orders can be on account. All orders outside the UK (except Eire) are pro forma.

MINIMUM ORDERThe minimum order is £50 but on occasions very urgent single items can be sent. This minimum allows you greater flexibility in your ordering to maintain optimum stock levels.

CARRIAGE TERMSCarriage is free on all orders over £250. Please ask your agent/head office for details on smaller orders.

CREDIT TERMSOnce your credit application has been processed the credit terms on your account will be 30 days from date of invoice.

QUANTITY DISCOUNTSA 3% discount is offered for quantities of 10 or more of the same item.

POINT OF SALEA5 picture displays and a display stand are available upon request. Please add display items to your order or speak to your agent.

DELIVERYWe aim to despatch orders within 7 working days. This may vary at busier times of year.

PACKAGINGAll St Justin products are neatly packaged in high quality gift boxes or velvet pouches. Each item is accompanied by a product leaflet giving design and/or product information.

DISCONTINUED PRODUCTSWe try to maintain an optimum stock level of all current products. In order to do this it is necessary to discontinue some products each year. Discontinued products can be made upon request but only in quantities of 10 or more. Prices will be quoted at the time of ordering. Discontinued items will only be available whilst we have working moulds and necessary components.

JEREMY GILBERTManaging [email protected]

ALISON THOMASOperations [email protected]

KERRIE COXInternet Sales, Invoicing/[email protected]

PHILLIPPA KINDON-BROWNMarketing [email protected]

WAYNE HUTCHINGSMarketing [email protected]

LIZ LLOYDCustomer Service/[email protected]

EILEEN TREVENAInvoicing/[email protected]

ROBYN PARSONSSales [email protected]

MICHELE BOTTERELLFinance [email protected]

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Tel +44 (0) 1736 369600Fax +44 (0) 1736 351622 UK Freephone 0800 980 0880

SALES CONTACTS

UNITED KINGDOM & EIRE

Cornwall Samantha WardmanTel 01736 711230Mobile 07812 598023Fax 0800 048 8621 Email [email protected]

DevonRobert LivermoreMobile 07583812611Email [email protected]

London, Oxon, IOM, MidlandsCathy & Greg KennedyTel/Fax 01443 231 041Cathy Mobile 07969 828489Greg Mobile 07969 381 663Email [email protected]

North and N.WestAndrew MoreyTel 01772 314086Mobile 07595 692873Email [email protected]

ScotlandJennie WilkieTel/Fax 0141 569 7006Mobile 07770 724 802Email [email protected]

Eire and Northern IrelandCall head office onUK Freephone 0800 980 0880Tel +44 (0) 1736 369 600Email [email protected]

Avon, Berkshire, Surrey, Dorset, E & W Sussex, Glos, Somerset, Hampshire & WiltsBarry SpeddingsTel/Fax 01373 466 998Mobile 07944 315 922Email [email protected]

WalesPeter ReynoldsTel/Fax 01743 718 401Mobile 07753 932 221Email [email protected]

Derbyshire, Notts, Lincs, Leics, Northants, Cambs, Norfolk & SuffolkJay HarperMobile 07834 701067Email [email protected] www.harper-agencies.co.uk

Online Based Retailers and rest of UKCall head office onUK Freephone 0800 980 0880Tel +44 (0) 1736 369 600Email [email protected]

INTERNATIONAL

Australia (Telesales)Hayley LawsMobile 0405 114 831Tel 08 93447234Email - [email protected]

CanadaLisa NailTel/Fax 705 741 9449Email [email protected]

USA and New Zealand (Telesales)Cathy KennedyTel/Fax (0044) 1443 231041Email [email protected]

France (Brittany)Antoine Raio72, rue du Pô56340 CARNAC - FR Tel: 02 97 52 98 77.Mobile 06 47 15 24 19.Email [email protected]

Germany, Netherlands & BelgiumV.O.F IvySt. Gerardusstraat 7a 6034SH Nederweert-EindHollandTel 495 545 838Fax 495 548 879Email [email protected]

IsraelCeltica 1 Hakalaniyot StKfar-Sirkin 49335Tel 973 3936 9886Fax 972 7795 0035Email [email protected]

ItalyEthnicaVia Carlo Cattaneo 1637121 VeronaTel 390 4580 05734 Fax 390 4580 00631 Email [email protected]

REST OF THE WORLD

Please contact us directly in the UK.Head officeTel +44 (0) 1736 369 600Email [email protected]

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StJustinLtd

Our pewter contains 50% recycled tin and 100%

recycled copper. This catalogue is printed on paper

produced with 80% recovered post-consumer

fibre, 10% TCF virgin fibre, 10% ECF fibre, and has

FSC certification and NAPM recycled certification.

Product photography by Simon Cook

• Handcrafted in the United Kingdom

• Lifetime guarantee on workmanship

• Carriage paid order only £250 (UK)

• Deliveries in just 5-7 working days

• High quality gift packaging

• Complete sales support

• Bespoke service available

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