St. Michaels Way shell earrings (DCE29)

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St. Michaels Way shell earrings

Material: Pewter (Tin) shells on sterling silver hooks
Design: polished scallops
Width:18mm
Length: 38 mm (incl. hook)

  • Supplied in a satin-lined and recyclable gift box

De Sint-Jakobsschelp is het traditionele symbool van de pelgrimsroute naar San

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St. Michaels Way shell earrings

Material: Pewter (Tin) shells on sterling silver hooks
Design: polished scallops
Width:18mm
Length: 38 mm (incl. hook)

  • Supplied in a satin-lined and recyclable gift box

The scallop shell is the traditional symbol of the pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela in northwest Spain. This route crosses Cornwall on the Saint Michael’s Way from St. Uny Church, Lelant, to St. Michael’s Mount near Penzance. It is a route followed by Irish, Welsh and Cornish pilgrims, which avoids the stormy seas around Land’s End and allows them to visit the important shrine of St Michael’s Mount before heading to Spain.

 

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