St James cross protector of travellers Luck and specialist Azabacheros and "grabadores

and specialist Azabacheros and "grabadores compostelanos" (who have trained over generations in northern-eastern Spain) have worked with local silversmiths to make these delightful cufflinks

Many carry with them a scallop shell symbol like this which is indicative of travellers the world over

The sterling silver Camino charm earrings measure approx 6cms total length from the top of the hook to the bottom of the charm

wishing your loved-ones safety while they travel

St James cross protector of travellers Luck and specialist Azabacheros and "grabadoresStunning Cross of St James necklace with additional concha scallop shell This spectacular and substantial piece of jewellery is hand crafted by silversmiths in Galicia, northern Spain, close to the route of El Camino de Santiago. St James was an original disciple (and possibly a cousin) of Jesus. So this cross has significant Christian overtones. James is believed to be buried in Santiago, northwest Spain and, since the Middle Ages, countless pilgrims