News from Butler & Grace - medical and personalised jewellery
How to Take Control of Your Health in Your Teens or Early 20s
Learn essential health tips for teens and young adults. Manage appointments, prescriptions, vaccinations, and more to stay in control of your wellness.
Why You Should Wear a Medical Alert Bracelet for Malignant Hyperthermia
Malignant hyperthermia is a rare but life-threatening reaction that can occur during medical emergencies — often when you can’t speak for yourself. A medical alert bracelet can provide critical information fast and help ensure the right treatment.
In this guide, discover what malignant hyperthermia is, why it’s so dangerous, and how wearing a medical alert bracelet can help protect you when it matters most.
50 Meaningful Grid Coordinates Worth Engraving
Jewellery should hold meaning, not just beauty.
Latitude and longitude jewellery captures the exact place a memory was made — so you can carry it with you every day.
Discover 50 meaningful coordinates from around the world, perfect for personal, story-rich engravings.
Create a Personalised Bracelet in the Pantone Colours of the Year
Pantone’s 2026 Colour of the Year is a soft, elegant white that symbolises calm and simplicity. Discover how this timeless shade is inspiring jewellery trends — including our personalised pearl Purity bracelet.
Why Wear a Medical Bracelet if you Have Situs Inversus?
In this blog, we’ll explore what situs inversus is, how it affects the body, and why wearing a medical bracelet could potentially save your life.
The Story Behind the Lesbian Flag: What Each Stripe Really Means
Being a lesbian is a beautiful part of who you are, and it’s something worth celebrating.
In this blog, we’ll explore the meaning behind each of the five colours of the flag, share simple ways to show love and support, and offer resources for anyone navigating their own journey of self-discovery or coming out.
Why is the Zebra the Symbol for EDS?
When it comes to raising awareness for Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, the zebra has become an unmistakable symbol.
In this blog, we’ll explore why the zebra represents this rare condition and how you can incorporate the zebra into your jewellery to raise awareness.
A Gentle Guide to Building Healthy Habits
If you want this year to be the year your resolutions stick, try shifting your focus from drastic changes to gradual, sustainable habits. Here’s how small steps can lead to big results — and how you can begin today.
Winter Fashion & Medical Jewellery: How to Make it Work?
Winter is here, and with it comes the joy of cosy scarves, stylish coats, and chic gloves. But for many, layering up in cold weather can present a unique challenge: how to keep your medical jewellery visible without compromising your winter style.
In this blog, we’ll share thoughtful strategies on how you can stay both fashion-forward and protected this season.
6 Christmas Gift Ideas for Your Mum
Christmas has a special way of bringing families together — sparkling lights, shared traditions, and moments that turn into lifelong memories. At the heart of it all is often Mum, working diligently to make the season magical.
This year, why not make her feel as appreciated as she deserves with a thoughtful Christmas gift that speaks from the heart? In this blog, we’ll share six gift ideas that are sure to make her smile.
Misconceptions About Your Identity & How to Be a Better Ally
Misconceptions about gender and sexuality don’t just cause awkward conversations; they can shape how people see themselves, how they’re treated, and how safe they feel in the world.
In this blog, we’ll share some of the most common misunderstandings about LGBTQ+ identities and how you can become a better ally.
Why Wear a Medical Bracelet for Crohn’s Disease?
Living with Crohn’s disease can have its ups and downs. Some days you might feel completely fine, and others can bring sudden pain, fatigue, or urgent symptoms that throw your plans off course.
That’s where something as simple as a medical bracelet can make a real difference. It’s a small step that offers peace of mind — helping first responders or others understand your condition quickly if you ever need help.