Ruthven Family Clan Stainless Steel Key Ring

🏴 Scottish Clan Crest Stainless Steel Key Ring

Carry Your Clan Pride Wherever You Go

Show your Scottish Clan heritage every day with this beautifully handcrafted Clan Crest Key Ring, featuring your family crest in pewter or sterling silver. Made with care and precision by a Scottish craftsman, this durable and elegant key ring is a timeless tribute to your lineage.

⚒️ Product Details

• Materials: Stainless Steel, Pewter or Sterling Silver

• Dimensions: 1" x 1-5/8" (26 mm x 41 mm)

• Finish: Black background bordered by a polished stainless-steel frame

• Packaging: Includes a stylish presentation box — perfect for gifting

Each key ring features your Clan crest mounted proudly in the center, surrounded by the traditional belt and buckle design inscribed with your Clan motto in raised relief lettering — the ancient symbol of loyalty and affiliation bestowed by the Clan Chief upon his clansmen.

💎 Features & Craftsmanship

• Exquisitely detailed handcrafted design made in Scotland

• Durable stainless steel ensures long-lasting shine and strength

• Choose between pewter or sterling silver Clan crests

• A practical yet meaningful way to carry your heritage daily

🎁 A Perfect Scottish Gift

Ideal for:

• Birthdays, weddings, or anniversaries

• Groomsmen and bridesmaid gifts

• Clan gatherings or Highland Games

• Or simply as a proud everyday keepsake

Comes beautifully boxed and ready to gift — the perfect way to honor Scottish roots and family pride.

🏴 All Scottish Clans Available

We proudly offer all Scottish Clans, with over 300 Clan names available.
If you don’t see your Clan listed, simply add your Clan name in the order notes, and we’ll custom make it just for you.

✨ Heritage You Can Hold

This Scottish Clan Crest Key Ring is more than an accessory — it’s a daily reminder of your ancestry, loyalty, and Scottish pride. Order one for yourself and for each member of your Clan to keep your shared heritage close at hand.

Made with pride by a Scottish craftsman — Alba gu bràth!