


Giants column pendantInspired by the Giants Causeway in Northern Ireland. When lava cooled over 60 million years ago it left these wondrous columns behind. OR was it the giant Finn McCool who lived here and tore up the coastline as he was being threatened by another Scottish Giant?? The latter is the story for me! Silver and 9ct gold with 3mm spinel. Spinel colour may vary slightly Size: 20mm x 10mm 17 inch chain
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