Handmade Celtic Gorilla Pendant - British Pewter Wildlife Jewelry

Handmade Celtic Gorilla Pendant - British Pewter Wildlife Jewelry

As part of our new range "Celtic Wildlife" we would like to introduce our pendant range. Presented in one of our leatherette boxes our CelticGorilla Pendant is handmade from some of the finest British Pewter in our factory in the UK. The whole process from start to finish is made entirely from hand, starting with the casting right the way through to the final assembly.

Approx: 30mm wide

Weighs Approx: 67g

Celtic Wildlife Collection

This distinctive gorilla pendant represents the perfect fusion of ancient Celtic artistry with contemporary wildlife appreciation. The Celtic Wildlife range celebrates the natural world through traditional craftsmanship techniques that have been refined over generations.

Premium British Pewter Construction

Crafted from the finest British pewter, this pendant showcases the superior quality and durability that pewter jewelry is renowned for. The hand-casting process ensures each piece maintains unique character while meeting exacting standards for finish and detail.

Artisan Manufacturing Process

Every Celtic Gorilla Pendant undergoes complete hand fabrication in our UK facility. From initial casting through final assembly, skilled artisans apply traditional techniques to create jewelry that combines authenticity with lasting quality. This meticulous approach guarantees each pendant meets our stringent craftsmanship standards.

Specifications and Presentation

The pendant measures approximately 30mm in width and weighs 67 grams, providing substantial presence without being cumbersome. Each piece arrives in a quality leatherette presentation box, making it ready for gifting or personal collection storage.

Perfect for Wildlife and Celtic Enthusiasts

This pendant appeals to collectors of Celtic jewelry, wildlife-themed accessories, and those who appreciate handmade British craftsmanship. The gorilla design offers a unique addition to any jewelry collection while honoring both Celtic artistic traditions and natural world appreciation.