Something to treasure...
What could be more precious - and unique - than a handcrafted trinket from the world's most remote inhabited island?
The 37º South Gift Shop on Tristan has launched its Tesori di Tommaso Brand of authentic handmade and recycled products. The brand is named after Italian Tommaso Corri, one of the first men to settle here in 1810. He often boasted to members of the British garrison, first posted to the remote island in the middle of the South Atlantic in 1816, that he had hidden treasure. But Tommaso died suddenly, without revealing his secret, and to this day the hoard known as 'Thomas Currie's Kettle' remains undiscovered.
Tristan is part of an archipelago of islands including Nightingale, Inaccessible and Gough. This collection exhibits four points representing the four main islands.
Each piece is individually hand crafted from sterling silver set with small stone or seaglass from the beach. No two pieces are the same and may vary slightly from the designs shown. However, you will be sent a photograph of the item you have ordered for approval before you commit to buy.
The necklaces are made from silver chain or suede with silver clasps, and average 45cm in length. You may specify a particular length up to 50cm if you wish.
Silver pendant set with a Tristan pebble or seaglass, suspended on a suede necklace with silver clasp.
Available designs: Pebble/Glass, Pebble or Glass.