#Hogmanay is
the #Scottish word for last day of the year. However, it is normally only the
start of a celebration that lasts through the night until the morning of
#NewYears day.
There are
many customs associated with #Hogmanay including the practice of first-footing,
which starts immediately after midnight. This involves being the first person
to cross the threshold of a friend or neighbor and involves the giving of
symbolic gifts intended to bring different kinds of luck to the householder.
In #Glasgow
and the central areas of #Scotland, the tradition is to hold #Hogmanay parties that
usually extend into the daylight hours of the 1st of January.
The #Hogmanay
custom of singing #AuldLangSyne is a common tradition in many countries. Auld
Lang Syne is a Scots poem by #RobertBurns meaning times long past.
Our #Scotland
collection includes the #RobertBurns bangle, with the following message #hand-engraved
“But to see her was to love her; Love but her and love forever”. Also within
this collection is the #redrose ring, #braveheart badge, #Scotland
money clip and #Scotland forever cufflinks.
We can also #hand-engrave
additional messages onto any of your existing jewellery or personalise any
items from the #Scotland range.
The Diamond Studio
@DiamondStudio
0141 248 2389
/thediamondstudio
www.thediamondstudio.co.uk
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