News from Butler & Grace - medical and personalised jewellery

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.

This blog will explain the benefits of wearing a medical bracelet if you have epilepsy or a seizure disorder. It could help you in your daily life as well as providing you with an easier option for communicating your condition to others.

A medical diagnosis can bring about an emotional toll, but this blog shares 5 coping strategies you can try to help balance your lifestyle with your condition. 

30% of people live with a mental health condition in the UK. That’s 1 in 4 people! In this blog, we will go through a few different mental health conditions and explain why wearing a medical bracelet can help you in an emergency.

Being an ally to the transgender community means bringing a whole lot of love and support. In this blog, we will explore some of the ways we can help our transgendered loved ones feel cherished and safe in their journey.

If you’ve just found out from your doctor that you need your spleen removed, you might feel overwhelmed or unsure as to how you should manage your condition.

This blog will explain why wearing a no spleen medical bracelet can help you communicate your condition to others better and how it may save your life during an emergency. 

Most of us will know the semicolon as a punctuation mark which separates major sentence elements; but to many people it means a lot more than that. Read this blog to find out more ...

Having a Bariatric Surgery can be challenging due to the lifestyle changes you need to make, medication to avoid, and other long-term complications. But wearing a medical alert bracelet for gastric bypass surgery can help communicate to others that you have had the procedure. And importantly, bring a little peace of mind to help feel like yourself again. 

When someone you love lets you know about their identity as part of the LGBT community, they are sharing their thoughts and feelings and how they feel about themselves. It’s an honest and vulnerable moment, and it’s important that everyone feels respected and seen.

With this in mind, we thought it might be helpful to talk through some of the terminology around ‘Coming out’. While the movement for LGTBQ+ equality progresses, there are some who feel that the language used referring to self-disclosure would benefit from a more empowering tone.

If you’ve just found out from your doctor that you need an implant, or you’ve just had an implant inserted, then you might feel a little overwhelmed or unsure as to how you should manage the device or your underlying condition. Wearing a medical bracelet can help you communicate to others that you have an implant and may save your life during an emergency. 

Have you ever thought about surprising your loved ones with a piece of personalised jewellery but don’t know how to personalise it? In this blog, we will go through the top 10 personalised engravings perfect for Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, or any other occasion in hopes of creating a piece of jewellery you'll love.