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

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.

small black and white dog being held in someones hands

Sky

Will always be missed my best friend sky love you lots xxx

-Tracy May

an older woman with short grey hair wearing a light grey top sitting on a light brown striped chair in front of a green wall. she is holding a small black puppy on her lap

Shannon's Grandma

My beautiful Grandma, back with grandad after 10 years apart.❤️

-Shannon Griffiths

 

dog lying down on a dark sofa. the dog has half black hair and half white spotted hair

Sky

Sky, my best friend, miss you lots love you xxx

-Anonymous

picture of a woman wearing a knitted cardigan with blue, red and grey squares on it. she is smiling and wearing glasses and has short blonde hair. there is a wooden mantle in the background with red and blue cereal boxes on it

Alistair's Mum

Made for my mum. She was the best mum ever, selfless, warm heart and caring. She never let me down.

-Alistair Kirk

two women smiling for a picture. the woman on the left has dark hair and is wearing a dark green top. the woman on the right has lighter hair and is wearing a black top. there is star affects in the background of the photo

Shelley

My mum, Shelley. She took me and my sister in when I was 9. When my fiancé Kyle proposed last year there was a robin following him around; we took it as a sign she approved. As we are having a very small ceremony I was worried about her absence so Kyle suggested I get some jewellery made with her ashes. Now over 6 years after she passed I can have a piece of her with me every day and more importantly when I get married. Hand on Heart Jewellery have made me a beautiful pendant in my mum's favourite colour. It is absolutely stunning. The process so was easy and made me feel reassured as I was worried about sending the ashes. Thank you.

-Donna Broadbent

a selfie of three women from three generations. All with light hair and dark tops smiling for photo in front of cream wall with window.

Elizabeth's Mum

My hand on heart necklace , was created in memory of my lovely mum . Who I miss dearly and will love forever ❤️

- Elizabeth Riley

Black and white dog sitting outside on wooden floor looking up at the camera with her mouth open. She has wet feet

Mollie

My Beautiful fur baby Mollie.

- Patricia Cafferky