Can anyone direct me to a website which sells cufflinks in the form of a scallop shell?

[Stephen]

I plan to drop a hint that I've had more than enough jumpers as Christmas presents.

 

[William Marques]

If you search for seashell cufflinks there are many similar to scallop. The ones I bought some time ago have a scallop type shell on one end of the chain and a snail type shell on the other.

 

[peregrina2000]

I think these are very pretty -- http://www.good-luck-gifts.com/inde...ks-~-open-silver/p/16240588/category=14383660

I like some of the other Camino jewelry on the page-- it looks like it's high quality but I have never bought from this place. Maybe you'l find some forum members who can recommend someone they've dealt with. Buen camino, Laurie

 

[peregrina2000]

In fact, I think the necklace using the same shell is also very pretty and would make a good gift: http://www.good-luck-gifts.com/inde...-vieira-~-silver/p/16240193/category=14383660

 

[Anniesantiago]

You might try Etsy and ask for a special order.

 

[Stephen]

Anniesantiago, I don't think I'd have the brass neck to ask that someone goes to Etsy and orders me a custom made pair as a present.
The ones in Peregrina's link look nice and if Santa doesn't bring them for me I'll order a pair for myself in the New Year.

 

[oursonpolaire]

A few of the silver shops in Santiago offer them: I bought mine from Mayer (www.rodmayer.com) -- they don't have them on their website, but it can't hurt to enquire. At the same time, there are plenty of good artisanal silversmiths in Dublin (I don't know about Belfast) and it never hurts (providing you have some cash) to give a young journeyman a commission to do something interesting.