Stewart of Appin Clan Badge, Kilt Pin, Lapel Pin, Cufflinks, Keyring/Key Fob & Gift Set — Fine Pewter by Art Pewter — Made in Scotland (Shiny Finish) MATERIAL_MIXED FABRICS this sleek jacket features subtle

this sleek jacket features subtle Scottish detailing with elegant thistle embroidery

meaning even families with different names - known as Septs - could proudly wear the crest

This keyring is a practical and stylish way to honour that proud tradition

Clan membership often included not only those sharing the chief’s surname but also related families known as Septs through the maternal line

Stewart of Appin Clan Badge, Kilt Pin, Lapel Pin, Cufflinks, Keyring/Key Fob & Gift Set — Fine Pewter by Art Pewter — Made in Scotland (Shiny Finish) MATERIAL_MIXED FABRICS this sleek jacket features subtleHandcrafted in Scotland from fine pewter with a polished shiny finish. Clan Stewart of Appin (Highland Branch of the Royal House of Stewart) Motto: Quhidder Wil Zie "Whither will ye" The Stewart of Appin surname originates from the descendants of Sir James Stewart of Perstoun, grandson of Alexander Stewart, 4th High Steward of Scotland. The clan rose to prominence in the Highlands, with John Stewart of Innermeath marrying the heiress to the Lordship