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

Two women are sat on a chair smiling. One woman has glasses, blonde hair and is wearing a bright pink top. The other woman is sticking her tongue out and is wearing a leopard print top and has a blue leopard print blanket around her shoulders.

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

A bride and groom on their wedding day. The man is wearing a grey suit, blue tie and sunglasses and the woman is wearing a white wedding dress with a veil and a bouquet of white and peach flowers. The bride has red hair.

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

German Shepher dog lay on the floor with its head resting against a chair leg and a green ball between its paws.

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

Girl in a red spotty dress standing next to a man wearing a black jacket in a wheelchair. There is a red truck in the background and a shop with a big red sign.

John Ballard

My Dad, John Ballard.

- Terri-Louise Ballard

A dog with light coloured fur sitting down and a dog with dark coloured fur lying down behind him. They are on a dark grey tiled floor with a brown rug and a light coloured tile wall

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

An older woman wearing glasses with short grey hair wearing a black shirt with blue and purple flowers on it. She's holding a baby wearing a white top while sitting on a dark coloured sofa

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

a young blonde girl wearing a grey jumper, a middle aged blonde woman wearing a black and white dotted top and an older woman with grey hair smiling for a photo. There is white window blinds in the background

Mum

My necklace was made in memory of my wonderful mum

-Elizabeth Riley

A man in a blue shirt with white hair next to a woman in a black shirt with dark hair smiling. There is a red curtain in the background and disco lights

Dad

I lost my amazing dad, my world, my best friend in January, only five months after he became ill. It broke my heart in ways I never thought possible, the pain was unreal. I needed a way to always have him with me, to be able to hold him when I needed comfort, just as I always had when he was here. That’s when I turned to Hand on Heart. Having a necklace that’s always with me brings a little bit of comfort, knowing that my dad is still in my heart and I can hold him again. Thank you for giving me a beautiful piece of my life back.

-Anonymous 

Black and white dog holding a teddy in its mouth. Red carpet and pink and green flowers in the background.

Paddy

Paddy, we adopted him from Manchester Dogs Home when he was eight weeks old. He left us for Rainbow Bridge when he was 14. He saw me through the loss of my dad and my cousin and best friend, I still miss him even though we now have two new fur babies.

- Nicola Murphy

older man wearing glasses and a dark blue shirt next to an older woman with grey hair wearing a red top. There is wine bottles in a bar in the background.

Alan Edward Mayo

We were lucky enough to be able to celebrate Mum and Dad's Golden Wedding anniversary in 2023. Losing our beloved Dad this year has got to be the hardest event we have ever encountered as a family. Our Mum has struggled the most, losing her soulmate, her reason to wake and her partner in life. Being able to have Dad's handwriting brought to life on a beautiful piece of jewellery, telling our Darling Mum how much he loved her, with his unique handwriting, has been a real source of comfort for Mum, giving her the closeness to Dad she had been missing. Thank you.

-Deborah Mayo-Saunders
Man with grey hair, wearing sunglasses and smiling, navy polo shirt with white collar.

Alan Edward Mayo

Husband Dad Grandfather

- Deborah Mayo-Saunders

Lady with blonde straight hair and fringe smiling at the camera. She is wearing red lipstick and has dark eyeshadow on.

Amanda Whitley

I had my beautiful ring made in memory of my best friend Amanda Whitley who we lost in April. I will treasure it forever. Thank you for helping me feel like I will always have a little part of her with me now.

- Sharon Wodzinski