News from Butler & Grace - medical and personalised jewellery

Everyone knows their father is a hero; from carrying us on their shoulders as kids, to picking us up from parties as teens, and giving us advice on cars and bills as adults. Dads do a lot for us and it’s only fair that we give something back. Fortunately, there is an entire day dedicated to fathers across the world, where we can express our gratitude and affection by ensuring he feels appreciated and loved even more.

Tulips, specifically red tulips, are the symbol for Parkinson’s Disease, but do you know the reason why?

In this blog, we will share the history of the red tulip and how it became the symbol for Parkinson’s Disease.

When faced with the challenges that present themselves in life, we often find strength in unique ways. For some, jewellery isn’t just a fashion statement, but a powerful symbol of empowerment and resilience. Coordinates jewellery stands out as a powerful reminder of our personal triumphs.

In this blog, we will explore how coordinates jewellery empowers those who have overcome adversity, promotes mental health advocacy through self-expression, and serves as a source of encouragement for all who wear it.

Living with Multiple Sclerosis can present challenges such as limited dexterity and mobility, loss of sight and speech. During an emergency you might not be able to communicate what’s happening, what medications you’re taking or any other vital medical information that is needed for first responders to treat you accurately.

In this blog we will explain the importance of wearing a medical bracelet for MS and how it could help save your life or get you better treatment in an emergency.

Pansexuality challenges traditional notions of love and attraction due to its lengthy history and growing following.

In this blog, we aim to shed light on what it means to be pansexual, debunking common myths and misconceptions associated with it, and explain how it’s different from other sexualities.

This blog will explain the ups and downs of lymphoedema and how a medical bracelet can support you in an emergency.

Personalised jewellery is a fantastic way to express your style and individuality, whether its a necklace, bracelet, or even a custom pin.

This blog aims to help you choose personalised jewellery that not only enhances your natural features, but also harmonises beautifully with your skin tone. We’ll also take your lifestyle into account and provide tips on hand placement and necklace lengths.

When we think about the symbol for epilepsy, our mind usually goes to the purple ribbon, but there is also another symbol – the seahorse.

In this blog, we will explain why the seahorse is used as a symbol for epilepsy and how you can apply this symbol onto your epilepsy jewellery.

While the rainbow flag is known to most as being the symbol of LGBTQ+ pride, the history behind it may not be as well-known. This article explores that very history and some of the most notable figures involved. We’ll also look at the flag as it stands today and its variety of colours.

Do you have a special location you want to remember with your loved one? Then why not get matching bracelets?

This blog will answer all your questions and help you find that special gift for your special someone.

If you’re looking for a medical bracelet for your heart condition, you’ll need to make some decisions on what to engrave … from your heart disease to AF, to anticoagulant medication such as Apixaban, Warfarin, Rivaroxaban or Clopidogrel. And you may also want to include a name or phone number. Check out the full blog, and we'll guide you through it...

We all love surprises, and what’s better than a personalised piece of jewellery for your girlfriend at Christmas?

In this blog, we will share the Top 10 personalised gifts to help you choose which one is right for your girlfriend this Christmas.