News from Butler & Grace - medical and personalised jewellery

There’s always an excuse to spoil the ones you love, and what’s a better gift than personalised jewellery? A wide range of personalised jewellery is either hand-stamped or engraved, and you may be asking yourself, ‘What’s the difference?’, but we’ve got you covered.

Why not delve into the history behind each gemstone? We discuss a few gemstones including rose quartz, hematite, amazonite, and rhodochrosite, with everyone in mind. Everyone is different, and some may experience these gemstones’ healing properties, and some may not, but each gemstone has its own unique history ...

Everyone’s university experience is different, and the last thing you want to do is put so much pressure on yourself that you forget to have fun and enjoy yourself. In this blog, we would like to share how you can make the most of your university experience and to make sure you are ready for that next step in your life.

Sterling silver is one of the most popular types of metal used for jewellery because it is affordable, suits all skin tones, is durable and is very lightweight.

One of the downsides to silver though is that it can tarnish over time through no fault of the owner; however, with a bit of care it is possible to keep your silver jewellery looking bright and shiny for a lot longer.

Welcome to Butler & Grace. 

A big thank you to everyone who has helped us open our doors, and provide feedback on our new range of customised medical jewellery.