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Trevithick Day on Saturday April 24th is the annual celebration of the life of Richard Trevithick, a Cornishman who is famed for inventing the steam carriage in 1802. To demonstrate the technology he drove a steam carriage up Camborne Hill to the wonder of those who watched, and to celebrate that occasion 200 years later, [...]

Cornwall is famous for its granite, either due to its mining heritage or the beautiful coastline which brings so many visitors to the County. Now you can wear a part of that history in the form of intrically crafted pieces of silver jewellery, set with granite which is literally millions of years old. The highly [...]

St. Piran’s Day is held each year on March 5th, and celebrated in Cornwall and other communities around the World, whose ancestors originated from the County. St. Piran is said to have landed in Cornwall at Perranporth, a notorious surfing beach in the 7th Century, so perhaps he’s also the patron saint of Cornish surfing?
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Christmas decorations with a hint of Cornwall. We have a number of designs with a Christmas theme designed and made in Cornwall from Cornish tin. These attractive decorations (like Rudolph here) are also dated as each year produced a different design. Popular as a gift marking the year a child was born, it will brighten [...]

Cornish tartan cufflinks. Genuine fabric front in either a predominantly yellow/black or blue/green tartan, with a silver-plated swivel back. The popular accessory of choice at formal and some less formal occasions in Cornwall. Part of a range of gifts made in the County at Roy Doble jewellers, and perfect if you plan to dance at [...]