News from Butler & Grace - medical and personalised jewellery

Every June, pride month is celebrated around the world to honour the LGBTQIA+ community, along with their activism and culture throughout history. Pride month allows people to express their individuality and how they choose to express it.

In this blog, we will share five cool ways you can celebrate pride month this year.

Diagnosing fibromyalgia can be difficult as there’s no specific test to diagnose the condition. And the symptoms are like those of several other conditions. Medical jewellery quickly alerts first responders of your condition and other medical conditions that may or may not be associated with it.

Do you know how to read grid coordinates? And, do you know what they mean?

In this blog, we will explain the correct way to read grid coordinates, as well as knowing what the words “latitude” and “longitude” mean, so you can engrave your special place on a piece of jewellery you’ll love.

Have you ever noticed that some people need a little extra help when going out for a walk, either by using a walking stick, frame, or wheelchair? Usually when you think of this, it’s usually older neighbors that come to mind. But what you didn’t know is that they might have Parkinson’s Disease. In this blog, we will explain why wearing a medical bracelet for your Parkinson’s is beneficial and how it may save your life in an emergency.

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.

Beekeeping is a rewarding hobby for all ages, with so many benefits for your taste buds … and the environment! Although, beekeepers are at a higher risk of being stung by a bee; it is a small price to pay when doing the thing they love. In this blog, we would like to share the importance of wearing a medical bracelet whilst beekeeping and how it may save your life during an emergency.  

If you have a heart condition, wearing a medical bracelet can help you communicate your condition to others, and may save your life during an emergency. This blog will explain the reasons why you should wear a medical bracelet for your heart condition.

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 ...

Ehlers Danlos Syndromes are a group of conditions that can cause supple joints and stretchy, fragile skin. Support from professionals like physiotherapists can help you manage your symptoms. In this blog we will share the importance of wearing a medical bracelet for your EDS and how it may help you in an emergency.  

Here at Butler and Grace, we are proud to be an ally to the LGBTQIA+ community. Everyone knows about the rainbow pride flag, but today, we are going to look at some of the other flags in the sexuality and gender identity spectrum, as well as their history, and the meanings behind the colours on the flags.

Deciding what to engrave on your epilepsy medical bracelet can be challenging, especially if you’re worried that all the details may not fit. Do most people refer to epilepsy, epileptic, or seizure disorders? Or do they go further a mention a specific type of seizures such as focal seizures? Read the full blog to find out more...

Being grateful is deeper than a simple and automatic thank you. It is when we consciously take time to acknowledge a kind gesture or something that may have happened out of pure luck, and no one was responsible for it. There are many ways to be grateful and the purpose of this blog is to show how important daily gratitude practice can be, how it can improve your health, and give you amazing tips for you to get started.