Lady's Ring - MacLeod Clan

MacLeod clan ring with Celtic design

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Price: US$185.00

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Lady's Ring - MacLeod Clan

This finer MacLeod Lady's crest ring with Celtic sides is identical to our MacLeod wall crest (only in miniature). This ring carries the MacLeod crest of a bull’s head between two flags and the proud MacLeod clan motto, “Hold fast”.

Ladies your MacLeod crest ring comes in Solid Sterling silver or gold, and we will make it to your finger size.

The average weight of this Lady’s crest ring in 18kt gold is 10grams.

Delivery: We make your MacLeod clan ring to order, allow two weeks for production, and a week to most shipping destinations.

Click each box to view all MacLeod crest jewelry:                       See your MacLeod family history below:

MACLEOD CLAN History
MACLEOD CLAN

 

Clan Chief:             30th Chief, Hugh Magnus MacLeod of MacLeod.

Origin of Name:    MacLeoid (Son of Leod) one of "Olave the Black's" sons.

Gaelic Name:         MacLeoid 

Clan Crest:             A bull’s head between two flags

Clan Motto:            “Hold fast”.

Lands:                      Isle of Sky and Lewis

On the north coast of the Isle of Skye, amid the rugged splendour of MacLeod territory, stands the oldest inhabited castle in Scotland, Dunvegan Castle. This fortress, known to members of the Clan MacLeod as the "hearth of the race", has been occupied by the MacLeod Chiefs for over seven centuries, and has seen the Clan grow from its foundling origins to become one of the most mighty clans in the Western Isles of Scotland. The Clan MacLeod draws its origins from a lineage of fierce Viking kings, with the Clan descending from Leod, a younger son of Olaf the Black, the thirteenth century King of Man and the Northern Isles. Leod's marriage to the heiress of Macarailt of Dunvegan produced two sons, Torquil and Tormod, and each son propagated a line of the Clan. Tormod, the elder son, who claimed the chieftainship of the entire Clan, established the MacLeods of Glenelg, Harris, and Dunvegan, while Torquil's descendants were the MacLeods of Lewis, Waternish and Assynt. The Scots have long been renowned for their fierce fighting nature, and the MacLeods have well proven their Scottish blood. 

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The Clan has fought in many of Scotland's battles, from their support of the great King Robert the Bruce in the War of Independence, to their service for Kings Charles I in the Civil War in the seventeenth century when 700 of their Clansmen died at the battle of Worcester. Charles II's ingratitude for the loyal exertions of the MacLeods ensured that the Clan never supported a Stewart king again. Among the treasures of the Clan is the "fairy flag", a silk flag embroidered with gold, which is over 1000 years old. This flag, possibly a sacred relic from Constantinople, is said to have mystical powers, including the ability to increase the number of MacLeod clansmen when it is waved on a battlefield. Throughout the ages many MacLeods have emigrated from Scotland.
One of the most famous examples of this is the migration of hundreds of MacLeods under the Assynt minister, Norman MacLeod, to Nova Scotia in 1817. After hearing of the wonders of the Antipodes, the 71 year old minister then migrated again with 747 members of his congregations to Australia, before they moved on to finally settle in Waipu, New Zealand. No matter how far spread the Clan has become, the links with their roots remain strong.
The 30th Chief of the clan is High Magnus MacLeod of MacLeod. He divides his time between Dunvegan Castle and London, where he lives with his wife and their son Vincent.

The MacLeod Clan Crest is a bull’s head between two flags, and the Clan's tenacity is reflected in their proud motto, “Hold fast”.

Our Scottish Heritage is the common bond that unites our MacLeod family name forever.



Septs/Spelling Variations of MACLEOD CLAN
ASKEY of MACLEOD CLAN    BETON of MACLEOD CLAN    CASKEY of MACLEOD CLAN    CASKIE of MACLEOD CLAN    GRIMMOND of MACLEOD CLAN    HAROLD of MACLEOD CLAN    HARROLD of MACLEOD CLAN    LEWIS of MACLEOD CLAN    MACANDIE of MACLEOD CLAN    MACASKIE of MACLEOD CLAN    MACASKILL of MACLEOD CLAN    MACCASKIL (L) of MACLEOD CLAN    MACCLURE of MACLEOD CLAN    MACCOBE of MACLEOD CLAN    MACCORKILL of MACLEOD CLAN    MACCORKINDALE of MACLEOD CLAN    MACCORKLE of MACLEOD CLAN    MACCORQUEDALE of MACLEOD CLAN    MACCRIMMOND of MACLEOD CLAN    MACCUAG of MACLEOD CLAN    MACGILLECHALLAN of MACLEOD CLAN    MACHAROLD of MACLEOD CLAN    MACKASKILL of MACLEOD CLAN    MACLEWIS of MACLEOD CLAN    MACLUIE of MACLEOD CLAN    MACRAILD of MACLEOD CLAN    NORIE of MACLEOD CLAN    NORMAN of MACLEOD CLAN    NORRIE of MACLEOD CLAN    TOLMIE of MACLEOD CLAN    MCRAILD of MACLEOD CLAN    MCLUIE of MACLEOD CLAN    MCLEWIS of MACLEOD CLAN    MCLEOD of MACLEOD CLAN    MCKASKILL of MACLEOD CLAN    MCHAROLD of MACLEOD CLAN    MCGILLECHALLAN of MACLEOD CLAN    MCCUAG of MACLEOD CLAN    MCCRIMMOND of MACLEOD CLAN    MCCORQUEDALE of MACLEOD CLAN    MCCORKLE of MACLEOD CLAN    MCCORKINDALE of MACLEOD CLAN    MCCORKILL of MACLEOD CLAN    MCCOBE of MACLEOD CLAN    MCCLURE of MACLEOD CLAN    MCCASKIL (L) of MACLEOD CLAN    MCASKILL of MACLEOD CLAN    MCASKIE of MACLEOD CLAN    MCANDIE of MACLEOD CLAN   
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