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An annual fundraising auction of jewellery in aid of vulnerable children across Scotland has raised more than £10,000.
For the first time in its 43-year history, the Banchory Bangle project went online, giving people across the world the opportunity to bid for the chance to win hand-crafted wristwear made by renowned artist Malcolm Appleby MBE.
The auction generates cash for Children 1st, a charity which supports youngsters all across Scotland facing issues like abuse and neglect.
Every year, Mr Appleby creates the bangles using scrap gold and silver donated by the public.