Grant

Grant

Recent DNA suggests Viking origins, not Norman or Siol Alpin. Olav Hemingsson (c.1057) held Strathspey lands but was executed in 1098. His descendant Aulay adopted the name Grant around 1174. The Grants supported Bruce; after the main line failed, a Stewart husband took the surname. Sir James Grant built Castle Grant (1536). Ludovick Grant was called “the Highland king.” The chiefs later inherited the Seafield earldoms and a seat in the Lords. Castle Grant still stands. A clan of Viking blood, Highland power, and enduring stone.

Size 5cm by 6cm / 1 3/4″ by 2 1/4″”. 100% lead-free pewter.

About the Grant Clan Crest Cap Badge

A traditional Scottish clan crest cap badge featuring the Grant crest, designed as a finishing detail for Highland headwear.

Key details

Grant clan crest design
100% lead-free pewter
Approximately 5cm × 6cm (1 3/4in × 2 1/4in)
Traditional Highland dress accessory

Gaelic Themes price-list code: C-CB

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