kerr clan badge kilt pin lapel pin cufflinks keyring key fob gift set fine pewter by art pewter made in scotland shiny finish COLOUR_OCHRE/NATURAL Clan crests were traditionally worn

Clan crests were traditionally worn by Clan Chiefs and their followers to signify allegiance

• Features the classic Wallace tartan pattern

• Touchscreen-compatible fingertips for convenience on the go

Add a contemporary twist to classic Scottish style with the EDINBURGH LAMBSWOOL LONG TARTAN CAPE - EXPLODED THOMSON CAMEL

kerr clan badge kilt pin lapel pin cufflinks keyring key fob gift set fine pewter by art pewter made in scotland shiny finish COLOUR_OCHRE/NATURAL Clan crests were traditionally wornHandcrafted in Scotland from fine pewter with a polished shiny finish. Clan Kerr (Scottish Borders) Motto: Sero Sed Serio Late, but in earnest The Kerr surname is of Norman origin, brought to Scotland in the 12th century by two brothers, Ralph and John. The Kerrs became a powerful Border clan, with the Roxburgh branch spelling the name Ker and the Lothian branch using Kerr. The Kerrs of Ferniehirst claim descent from Ralph, while the Ker of Cessford