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Find the perfect Christmas Gift at Scots in Spirit

November 14, 2019 1 min read

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Find the perfect Christmas Gift at Scots in Spirit

Christmas is just around the corner, so avoid the last-minute rush and do some Christmas shopping now! Scots in Spirit has a great selection of gifts.

For Ladies:
We offer beautiful pendants, brooches, earrings, bracelets and bangles - check our jewellery ranges - Heathergems | Art Pewter | H&Y. Or how about something from our Quaich range?

For Men:
There are so many options – check our Flasks, Tankards & Glasses | Kilt Pins |  Belt Buckles | Plaid Brooches | Cuff Links & Pocket Watches. For more ideas, browse the Clan Collection, and check the dropdown menu under Men for links to a great selection of Sgian Dubhs, Ties (tartan and plain), Sporrans, Socks, Belts and Shoes.

Looking for stocking fillers? check our Bookmarks | Celtic Bracelets | Lapel pins | and Keyrings.

Note: We may need to order in some items, these may not get here by Christmas. Contact us on (09) 971 7694 or graham@scotsinspirit.com to check.

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