The Outlander series, both in Diana Gabaldon’s best-selling novels and the popular television adaptation, is renowned for its sweeping blend of historical drama, romance, and time travel. The story follows Claire Beauchamp, a 20th-century English nurse who is mysteriously transported back to 18th-century Scotland, where she becomes entangled in the political unrest leading up to the Jacobite risings—and falls in love with Highland warrior Jamie Fraser.

This rich-coloured tartan, the latest of a series of tartans created for the television series Outlander, is one to watch for in the upcoming release. The series was filmed in Scotland.

One of the most iconic moments in the series is their wedding, marked by the intimate and powerful vow, “Blood of my blood, bone of my bone.” Though not taken verbatim from historical sources, this phrase is inspired by ancient Celtic handfasting rituals and traditional Gaelic expressions of unity and fidelity. It reflects the series’ deep emotional core while evoking a sense of historic authenticity. As the story unfolds across centuries—from the Scottish Highlands to colonial America—the vow resurfaces, anchoring Claire and Jamie’s bond through war, separation, and the pull of time itself. With the final season of the TV adaptation set to air later 2025, fans are preparing to say farewell to a series that has masterfully intertwined love, history, and the enduring mystery of time travel. 🤎 ❤️ 💛 🤎 💒 💍 ⚔️ ⌛ ⏳