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Ola Gorie is one of Britain’s most important jewellery designers of recent times. Back in the early 1960s, she was one of the founders of the modern craft movement in Scotland. A true original, she explored her Celtic and Norse heritage to find inspiration for stylish, wearable, modern jewellery.
Ola was born and still lives in the beautiful and remote Orkney Islands, off the north coast of Scotland. All the jewellery that bears her name is made here still, and made to the very highest standards, by some of the country’s most skilled craftspeople.
From traditional heritage pieces to cutting-edge contemporary designs, our catalogue contains our full range of jewellery: pendants, earrings, brooches, rings and more. Even cufflinks and kilt-pins! Designs are available in sterling silver and 9 or 18 carat gold as standard, with other special metals such as platinum available on request. All come stamped with the Edinburgh Hallmark where appropriate, as a guarantee of the precious metal’s quality. Many pieces are further enhanced by precious or semi-precious stones – yet all remain surprisingly affordable.
Whatever collection catches your eye, you can be assured that its design comes from the heart, and that its finish will be of flawless quality. All of us here in the workshop are proud to be part of one of Scotland’s great design stories, and we hope you too come to appreciate Ola Gorie’s unique blend of tradition and innovation.
Click here to visit the Ola Gorie Jewellery website
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