OUR MEMORIAL WALL
This page is a space where you can meet some of the beautiful souls behind the pieces we craft.
We invite you to click on the images below and take a moment to read these personal stories, shared with love.
The HoH Memorial Wall
Karens Mum
My dear mother. Mum was taken to soon suddenly in July. Leaning behind 2 daughters, her first grandchild of 5 months, her father and a loving husband.
- Karen Riley
Stewart Watson
Stewart Watson - my darling husband and doting father to our one year old daughter. Sadly passed away aged 35 on 15th June 2024, after a 17 month battle with acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
-Sarah Watson
Joshua Sandford
Joshua Sandford, an amazing Son, brother and uncle passed away aged 30 on 7th June 2024. Josh passed away so suddenly whilst riding his bike along the canal. Josh had so much love to give and had a heart of gold. He is so terribly missed.
- Kelly
Barbara
In memory of my Mum Barbara (Toots) who we lost in July 2020 to Alzheimer's. Loved & missed every day 💔
- Patsy
Nan
My Nan. She was my best friend. We lost her in 2022, and with the money she had left us, I got a necklace made with her ashes in it, so she can carry on going on lots of adventures with me, just like we used to whilst she was here! Miss you so much, Nan❤️
- Zoe Ward
Mum & Dad
Mum & Dad. We lost our wonderful Dad in December 2023 & just 4 short months after, we sadly lost our beautiful Mum. I have two charms on my bracelet, so they can always be together.
- Rebecca Dorson
Harley
Harley, the goodest boy. I had a necklace made with his paw print after losing him far too soon at just 8 years old.
- Terri-Louise Ballard
Lynn's Dogs
We lost our first 2 family furbabies within a year of each other. One completely unexpectedly and the other we had to help across the rainbow bridge. We were devastated. I now have 2 bracelet charms made from their fur in the colours of their collars and leads. They will be forever with me ❤️
-Lynn Stocks
Stacey's Nan
My beautiful jewellery is in memory of my special Nan. I miss her so dearly. She was a true spirit who didn’t care what anyone thought of her, and she always made me laugh with her witty humour especially when she’d slide me £20 notes like it was for drugs 😂. She used to tell me I was her favourite, but that I wasn’t allowed to tell the others. I hope I make her proud when I fight for what the children need at school. I wear my necklace to every meeting, holding her close, and I know she gives me the strength to stand up to everyone. I miss her every single day and would do anything for one more sloppy kiss and hug. She was more than just my Nan, she meant the absolute world to me.
-Stacey Grimmett












