Scallop shell cufflinks ~ sterling silverA really special gift with meaning for a man or boy These cufflinks are unique. They are hand crafted by gifted silversmiths in Galicia, Northern Spain, close to la ruta del Camino de Santiago . . and have real significance. Give these handcrafted and inspirational scallop shell cufflinks to inspire your menfolk and help them on life's camino: They are symbolic of the Way of Saint James or "El Camino" the famous walk or trail across Spain to Santiago

A really special gift with meaning for a man or boy

These cufflinks are unique. They are hand-crafted by gifted silversmiths in Galicia, Northern Spain, close to la ruta del Camino de Santiago . . and have real significance.

Give these handcrafted and inspirational scallop shell cufflinks to inspire your menfolk and help them on life's camino: They are symbolic of the Way of Saint James  or "El Camino" - the famous walk or trail across Spain to Santiago de Compostela, capital of Galicia and supposed resting place of St James.

** Also see the other Scallop Shell cufflinks in our shop

For many, the walk is to find inspiration - improving their outlook on life, bringing them into closer contact with nature and expanding their cultural horizons through contact with other pilgrims. Everyone experiences the journey in a different way.

Do you want to encourage a friend or loved-one along their spiritual journey through life, or give them something as a reminder of their goals and achievements?

Let us send these really unique sterling silver scallop shell cufflinks on your behalf to show him how much your care. They are beautifully crafted by hand in the silver workshops of Galicia, northern Spain.

Description: Hand-crafted by specialist silversmiths in Galicia, northern Spain, these sterling silver concha cufflinks are in the shape of the scallop shell / concha de vieira, the symbol of the Camino de Santiago. Shell measures 18 x 17mm and the cufflinks close with a hinge.

Ships gift-wrapped with information card about Santiago, Scallop Shell symbol, St James and El Camino (see photo)