Highland Keyring

Elevate Your Everyday with Our Highland Keyring Collection.

Carry a Piece of Scottish Elegance in Your Pocket.

Each Highland Keyring captures the essence of Scotland’s landscapes and culture, allowing you to carry a piece of its majestic charm wherever you go.  Choose a design that is a reminder of your happy days in Scotland.

Because our Highland keyrings are crafted exclusively with locally-sourced wood they make an eco-friendly and meaningful fashion accessory.

Choose from these distinctive options:

  • Design A: Spalted Birch & Chrome
  • Design B: Spalted Birch & Chrome
  • Design C: Spalted Birch & Chrome
  • Design D: Scottish Elm & Chrome
  • Design E:  Scottish Elm & Gold
  • Whisky Cask & Chrome

 

Dimensions: approximately 6-7cm

Pair your Highland keyring with a leather coin purse or our Crossbody Tote for the ultimate Highland gift.

£15.00

Description

Behind the Scenes: The Making of our Highland Keyring Collection.

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Polishing a pine cone/resin keyring on the lathe

Our Highland Keyrings begin with the selection of a small piece of locally sourced wood, such as elm, whisky cask, or birch.  The wood is then mounted on a lathe, where is it expertly shaped using a sharp chisel.  Once the desired form is achieved, the piece is refined, sanded and polished to a smooth finish.  A protective layer of Odie’s Oil is applied before the metal ring is attached, completing the handcrafted creation.

A Guide to the Materials we use in our Highland Keyrings:

a pile of whisky barrels
Some information on whisky casks:

Whisky needs to mature in oak casks for three years. The cask types influence the final flavour of the whisky. They must be made of oak as it prevents seepage and allows the whisky to breathe. A cooper makes, maintains and repairs whisky casks. A cask can last for 60 years, be used several times, and is often returned to the cooperage several times for repair. To create beautiful things with whisky casks is the ultimate in sustainability and is so thoroughly Scottish.

scottish elm
A bit about Elm:

Scotland has various types of elm trees, but many have been affected by Dutch Elm disease. The Wych elm is especially beautiful and long-lived. Recently, an 800-year-old elm tree located in Beauly collapsed. Elm is still highly valued for its appearance, and we use locally sourced elm for woodturning to reduce our carbon footprint. Learn more about Scotland’s elm at the woodland trust.

Birch Trees in Scotland's forests
A guide to Spalted Birch:

The Scottish glens are often adorned with birch trees. We have a particular fondness for spalted birch because it generally has exquisite patterns and hues caused by the fungus growing inside the tree. These dark lines and patches create an eye-catching visual effect, making it a highly sought-after material for craftsmen who value its aesthetic appeal.

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We use Odie’s oil as our finishing oil.  To find out more about the qualities of this amazing oil click here.

Additional information

Wood

Spalted Birch (A), Spalted Birch (B), Spalted Birch (C), Scottish Elm (D), Scottish Elm (E), Whisky Cask

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