We're all about promoting a positive view of tourism on Skye in regards to reassuring visitors that a warm welcome awaits and that Skye is not full or over-run but this message is equally as important so we ask you, our fabulous followers, to please take a few moments to read Matt's post and have a look at these photos.

Our "Wee Gallery" space is now complete with the addition of our sign which was made & framed by our pal Emma, Emma Noble Creates, in her studio over in Kyle. We look forward to showing some of multi talented Emma's work in our new gallery space in the near future. Currently, it's your last chance to see this work from Vera Naessens Art before she changes her display. Her new display of work will then be on show until the end of this month. Pop by for a look!

Now that we're in the height of 'the season' we're very much enjoying meeting new customers and catching up with regular visitors. We're nice & busy but we've had very few days where we've been too hectic to have a good chat in the shop or do a speedy job in the workshop. The usual warm welcome and Highland Hospitality awaits any visitors to Skye & Lochalsh this season. Broadford has a great vibe at the moment. Yes, the popular spots on the island are busy, but the island is not over run. Don't believe what you read 😉 We even hear there is some accommodation available peak season!! Come to Skye (unless you're an idiot reporter!), enjoy Skye & the surrounding areas. Many of our small local businesses, which are a part of the amazing community here, depend on visitors and silly reporting has the potential to do a lot of harm. Just plan your accommodation and avoid the famous spots at peak times. Explore other quiet, peaceful & equally beautiful areas. Take your rubbish away with you. Consider staying long enough to find out what Skye really has to offer and meet the locals rather than whizzing on & off with a check list. Simple really!
We wish anyone holidaying in the area this year a wonderful time. We'd love to hear about it!
Credit for the awesome photo to our customer Chrissie. We love it. By the way, we absolutely love seeing photos of our customers with their new jewellery or of you at our shop....!

I obviously have to have one of each new design to trial them and for the purposes of advertising..

Our new Sgurr earring design, which has a matching necklace, features a rock-like, uneven texture and was inspired by the texture of the rocky pinnacles of the Black Cuillin range and the standing stones present across Scotland. (We were watching Outlander at the time!!

Here they are on our website:

https://www.lovefromskye.co.uk/product/sgurr-earrings/