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.

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The HoH Memorial Wall

black and white dog with his tongue out lying down on some grass. there is mountains and a large lake in the background

Skye

For my soul dog, Skye. She was my whole world and I am completely lost without her. The mountains were her happy place and I can now continue to carry her with me on every adventure.

-Isla

A photo of a woman and a horse. The horse is black and white piebald and is wearing a black bridle. The woman has long blonde hair and is wearing a green jacket. She is smiling and is cupping the horses muzzle with her hands.

Lot

I sadly had to make the decision to put my horse, Lot, to sleep in November 2024. After receiving back her ashes, I decided I wanted a keepsake to ensure I have her with me wherever I go 🤍 I chose a ring from Hand on Heart, and it is just stunning. Thank you so much for producing such lovely jewellery for us to treasure 🤍

- Stef Leversedge

A light coloured cockapoo is stood on a doorstep posing for the camera. The dog is wearing a harness and has an apricot colours coat with a lighter face and chest. Behind the dog is a pebbledash wall.

Benji

My furry forever pal Benji saved me from many a dark day due to my mental health getting out of that dark hole I was in. No words can explain how much we miss him as a family. My heart has been torn in two, but with my beautiful bracelet, I feel he is forever with me.

Love you Benji xxx🐾🐾💔

- Jackie Allan

A brown fluffy dog wearing a red collar is sat on a blue checked sofa covered with floral and green cushions.

Dexter

Dexter, our beloved furry boy.
He never failed to make us smile every single day of the 10 years and 3 months he was with us. He came to us as a tiny bundle of fluff and grew into a handsome boy. His eyes were the first thing we fell in love with.

He loved his holibobs with us. We took him everywhere — Scotland, the Isle of Skye, Cornwall, Kent, Yorkshire, Northumberland, Wales, and our favourite place of all, the Lake District.

He was taken from us so suddenly by a devastating immune illness. Within just 12 hours, we had to make that terrible, heartbreaking decision to let him go. To say he is missed is a definite understatement.

Finding HoH Jewellery through a Google search felt like it was meant to be. The fact that you're based in Cumbria was the icing on the cake.

The teardrop necklace I chose is the most precious item I own. I wear it every day, knowing and feeling that our boy is with me all the time.

Thank you so much for making this special piece for me. I will be forever grateful and thankful to you all.

- Karen Viggers

An older couple taking a selfie. The gentleman is wearing a striped polo shirt in light and dark blue and the woman has dark sunglasses on.

Karen's Parents

My beautiful necklace was made to remember my lovely parents, who both lost their battles with cancer last year, less than 3 months apart.

Completely devastating. I cherish my memories and my necklace.

Thank you so much.

- Karen Lankester

A scruffy terrier dog is sitting on a black garden camping chair in the sunshine.

Rory

My necklace is in honour of Rory—my best friend.

We shared so many adventures together, climbing hills and mountains, making memories I’ll cherish forever.

I wanted to keep him close to me, and this necklace is absolutely perfect.

Thank you so much.

- Carole Richings

A black and white image of two photographs. The couple on the photo are stood leaning against a chair and appear to be wearing formal outfits for a special occasion.

Gillian's Mum & Dad

I had a beautiful necklace made with my Dad's hair and my Mum's ashes. They were amazing parents and grandparents.

- Gillian Brown

A man is standing with his arms crossed and is wearing a red, yellow, white and blue rugby top. The man has very short hair and has a beard. He is stood in front of red shutters.

Iain McGregor

The jewellery was made in memory of Iain McGregor, who passed away from liver cancer in July 2024, at just 41 years old.

Iain was the best brother, uncle, son, and fiancé anyone could ask for. He was an incredible man—always so giving, full of love, and deeply loved in return.

A passionate rugby player, Iain captained Stockwood Park in Luton, leading with strength and heart both on and off the field.

He’s now been reunited with his dad in heaven.

We miss him dearly, every single day.

- Jenna

two hands touching one another against a white wall. one hand is a mans and the other a womans. Both wearing a green ashes rings

Brody George

Brody George, our baby boy born sleeping at almost 16 weeks gestation. With us always 🤍

- Kayleigh

a baby's hand holding an adult finger. the baby is wearing a pink top with black hearts pattered on it.

Olivia

My beautiful daughter Olivia, who was stillborn at 38 weeks

-Anonymous

light brown dog with his tongue out stood on grass with white flowers in the background

Roo

Roo came into my life in December 2010. A complete random decision I made by myself without the permission of my family.. yet, one of my best decisions I’ve ever made. From day 1 he was my baby, my best friend, he got me through some of my darkest days. The walks we shared many hours over his lifetime and his acceptance of my children when they came along and knocked him off of his pedestal is admirable. His beautiful eyes will forever be engraved into my mind when I close my eyes and our memories together forever in my heart. The hardest decision was to say goodbye and I will always wonder if I made that decision too soon. The grief of missing him is painful everyday but having this beautiful ring keeps him close to me where he always wanted to be so I am very grateful- thank you.

-Jesyca Mclaughlin

Two ladies, one with brown hair and purple top bending town for a photo with an older lady who is seated with a purple cardigan on and long grey hair

Marian's Mum

My ring was made in memory of my beautiful Mum. She was quite simply amazing. She was the best Nan and Great Nanna to my son's and my grandchildren. Her stoic attitude, steadfastness and bravery in the face of terminal Blood Cancer was humbling and an example to us all. She has left a huge hole in our hearts. The lock of her hair in my ring I wear is a symbol of her love, I wear it always.

- Marian.