Lucky Sixpence + Charms

A cute keepsake for a little boy's First Birthday
This sixpence card shows images of a windmill, a soft ball, traditional wooden train and building blocks. The *text reads
'A Baby Boy's First Birthday'

Finished with a mid-blue coloured ribbon.

Reads "Christmas Wishes from Scotland" unlike in photo

The Royal Stewart tartan is one of the most iconic tartan.

This vibrant little good luck gift is ideal for anyone who appreciates Scottish mementos and memorabilia.

A real sixpence coin enclosed in a 2 x 2″ card, displaying the text:

“Good Luck Wishes

On Your Wedding Day”

with images of hearts surrounding the sixpence coin.

A quirky, fun little stocking stuffer with a traditional ‘flavour’ ~ a Christmas Pud (or, in Scotland, known as ‘Clootie Dumpling’)

Did you know that stirring real sixpence coins into the Christmas pudding mix is an age-old custom, said to bring the finder good luck and prosperity?

Why not have your very own sixpence and Christmas pudding (but without the calories)!!

If you adore Highland cows as much as we do, then you’ll love this newest addition to the herd……

Clara is our very own little coo and she is shown here in backgrounds depicting 4 different seasons of our Scottish weather. The printed text is:

“A Wee Heilan’ Coo, bringin’ luck tae you”

Features a sixpence coin in a little card with ‘Mum-to-be’ imprinted around the ‘baby bump’ design and finished with a cream ribbon.

Ideal as a little gift ~ slips easily inside a greetings card.

Popular for St. Andrew’s Day as well as all year round. 

Printed with the text ~

‘A Lucky Souvenir from Scotland’ *

Finished with a royal blue ribbon

Such a cute little stocking filler for that special boy at Christmas and something for him to keep forever!

Features images of a candy cane, teddy, Santa, stocking and some sports balls/boots with a background of red hearts & snowflakes.

The text reads ~

‘To a Special Boy at Christmas’

This cute little lucky sixpence is perfect for wishing good luck and prosperity to a special girl at Christmas. Features images of a candy cane, teddy, penguin, toy sack and red ribbon, with a background of little red hearts & snowflakes.
Text reads ~

‘For a Special Girl at Christmas’

Finished with a red ribbon.

'Auld Lang Syne' script design lucky silver sixpence, celebrating our National Bard, Robert Burns.

A new variation on the original Coo design......with some expressions of diverse Scottish weather!
Driech | Meltin' | Hoolie | Baltic

Finished with a dark brown ribbon.

We have mugs and coasters with a similar design (see separate listings)
 

Driech = Damp & drizzly

Meltin' = feeling very warm

Hoolie = Extremely windy

Baltic = Freezing!