Scottish luckenbooth tattoo

Luckenbooth by ~ColorForDays on deviantART This is an original design by Bethany Salyer used in the Preordained series by Kelly Libsack. http://kellylibsack.blogspot.com/p/preordained-series.html

simply love the tatoos~ The Luckenbooth brooch Traditionally, it was exchanged between lovers on betrothal. The intertwining hearts of the brooch and the sometimes inscribed phases such as "of earthly joys thou art my chioce" are evidence of its purpose, and a surmounting crown is symbolic of Mary Queen of Scots. The luckenbooth is probably the most romantic and lovely type of brooch in Scotland's history.

I am incorporating various traditions from my Scottish heritage into our Celtic vow renewal. My husband gave this brooch to me for Valentine’s Day (with a little hint from me, of course). I will use it to pin my tartan … read more

My new ink, Luckenbooth from my hubby for our 20th anniversary.

Luckenbooth thistle

This is an original Celtic design created as the logo for my art business. It incorporates two cat heads symbolizing my two cats and Mewses, Storm and Kenzie and a Scottish Luckenbooth which represents, love, faith and friendship. The luckenbooth is loosely based on the "Mary Queen of Scots" luckenbooth design but my own interpretation.

My new ink I got tonight! It's a Scottish symbol called The Luckenbooth meaning Love & Loyalty!!!

My luckenbooth tattoo!