In creating crest bonnet badges we are guided by the principles and advice provided from the Court of the Lord Lyon. We show some examples below and are delighted to guide you through the process.
The clan chief’s badge is central with his motto contained within the strap and buckle.
An armiger is entitled to a single eagles feather which is positioned behind the badge.
A chieftain is subservient to the clan chief and is entitled to wear 2 eagle’s feather, meanwhile the clan chief wears 3 eagle’s feathers.
The plaid brooch is used to secure the plaid to the wearer or slash to a lay’s dress. In this case made in silver and set with cabochon amethysts.
Incorporating a family crest with an emerald & diamonds from a relatives engagement ring.
This design which sees the pin positioned over the circlet is a style originating from the ‘Hunterstone’ penannular brooch.
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