Welcome to St Justin Jewellery made in Cornwall.

Each individual piece of St Justin jewellery and giftware is crafted by hand and eye in Cornwall, the South West extremity of Britain. This wild and beautiful land was home to the many native Celts who were driven away from the temperate midlands of Britain by invading European warriors, such as the Angles of Northern Germany. It is in places such as Cornwall, Wales, Ireland and Scotland that the art of the Celts and ancient Britons has survived, carved into stone tombs and discovered on pottery fragments and ornaments.

Celtic art reverberates through the centuries, identified by the simple sophistication of form and an indefinable feeling for the rightness of things. St Justin Celtic jewellery is not only a re-creation of the past, but a continual evolving of living art, created by craftsmen for the people of today.

DESIGN COMPETITION

How would you like to have a go at designing some jewellery and win a prize of £150 worth of our jewellery. In fact, there are three prizes to be won and you will get featured on our website. Many of our customers have sent us design ideas in the past and we also encourage local schools by arranging training with them. So now we have organised our first official competition. To see the details go to our competition page.

FREE MONTHLY DRAW

Every order (goods value excl VAT £30 or above) placed online will have an entry in the monthly draw. At the end of each month we will draw an order number from a box and the winner will receive a voucher for £20.
The winner for July 2010 is Ms P Ball from Ontario, Canada.

Cornish Love Ring

Un bysow dhe dhsquedhes agan kerensa which translates as One ring to show our love.
During 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 in sterling silver.
Also take a look at the Welsh Love Ring, another popular silver jewellery design.

Traveller's Charm

The design on the front of this bronze pendant was taken from the Lillbjärs picture stone found in Stenkyrka, Gotland, Sweden. The stone is approximately 70cm high and dates back to the 8th century CE. The runic inscription on the back translates as: Venture forth, safe from harm.

CORPORATE GIFTS

Whether you are looking for corporate gifts to send at the end of the year, awards or trophies for your staff, or branded items for your business, St Justin offers a wide range of ideas to choose from. Our collection of beautifully crafted items can be combined with your logo to make a memorable business gift or product. These work and lifestyle items will put your logo in the hands of the people who matter most to you keeping you and your business in mind for the future. With 25 years of manufacturing experience, your ideas can be transformed into beautiful works of art.

STAFFORDSHIRE HOARD

The fantastic hoard of gold found in Staffordshire last year was predominantly comprised of weapon parts. From images of these we have been creating some interesting items of jewellery. These jewellery pieces are all made in Cornish bronze and capture the essence of these ancient Anglo-Saxon gold artefacts. Staffordshire Hoard collection.

BRONZE JEWELLERY

Cornish bronze jewellery is becoming one of our popular new product groups. What makes it so special is the recycled copper and tin we use to make the bronze. This two metal bronze was used to make swords and is incredibly hard and strong. When polished it almost looks like gold. Cornish bronze jewellery