Our national bard celebrated life, liquor and love. In lyrics from 'Ae Fond Kiss' to 'My Love is Like a Red Red Rose' he wrote from the heart of romantic Scotland. A master-craftsman's recreation of Burns' own handwriting, based on countless hours of study, transforms his words of love into uniquely romantic jewellery. Polished finish; Text reads 'To thee and me love'. 

Ladies RRP usually around £161.00 Ladies and Gents usually  £177.00 This listing is for one ring only, the picture of two is just to show all lettering.

Available in UK size K, L, M, O, P, Q[These sizes width 5.0 mm wide] Polished and oxidised inside engraving text. [See 1st picture]

Available in UK size U, V, W, X  [These sizes width 6.0 mm wide] Polished and oxidised inside engraving text. [See 1st picture]

Available in UK size K, L, M, O, P, U,V, W [These sizes width 5.0 mm wide] Matt and oxidised. [See 2nd & 3rd picture]

Ring has Ola's makers mark OG and 925 marked on the inside, solid silver. Supplied with a lovely new Ola Gorie presentation ring gift box.

The last 14 pictures are not part of this listing. This listing is for  x 1 ring only.

Also are available in 9ct yellow gold under a separate listing, size selection is different.

Verses To Clarinda

Fair Empress of the poet's soul,
And Queen of poetesses;
Clarinda, take this little boon,
This humble pair of glasses:

And fill them up with generous juice,
As generous as your mind;
And pledge them to the generous toast,
"The whole of human kind!"

"To those who love us!" second fill;
But not to those whom we love;
Lest we love those who love not us -
A third - "To thee and me, love!"

Ola Gorie was awarded an MBE in 1999 in recognition of her work both as a designer and as a founder of the modern jewellery industry. This honour was welcomed by  collectors of Ola Gorie’s jewellery around the world, as fitting recognition for the long-standing quality of her designs. This new Silver Celtic Ring is designed by Ola Gorie and hand made by highly skilled craftsmen in the Orkney Islands off the north coast of Scotland.