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Perfect for Mum or Grandma to wear close to her heart, our triple stacked heart necklace captures her children's handprints and footprints forever. Hand made from sterling silver or solid gold, the front of each heart can either feature a single print and name, or a pair or prints. The back of each heart can feature a personalised message.
We can work with prints you already have, or can provide a simple print kit so you can capture prints. Our print kits are easy to use, beautifully presented, and allow you to capture several prints. To return your prints simply take a photo of your favourite prints on your mobile phone, and send them to us at prints@holduponheart.co.uk.
The estimated making time for this item is 3-4 weeks, beginning from receipt of prints in the studio. At peak times we may need a little longer.
Our jewellery is hand made to order by talented goldsmith Melanie, who has dedicated more than a decade to the design and creation of memorial and handprint jewellery. The making time stated is our best estimate and can vary according to workload.
If are hoping to receive your order for a specific date close to the estimated making time, then please let us know using the "note to the studio" box above. Wherever possible, we will do our very best to help.
Once your order is ready to dispatch, we will e-mail to let you know. All jewellery will require a signature upon receipt.
Our prints are captured using Laser Technology resulting in beautifully detailed, deep-set prints. Lasered prints will far outlast "imprints" in silver clay & frosted surface engravings.
Our jewellery is hand made in the U.K. using U.K. sourced materials. Established since 2012 we are specialists in memorial & keepsake jewellery.
All our designs are made to order and fully customisable. Handwritten messages can be engraved on most of our designs.
Wherever possible we use recycled, FSC certified or organic materials to make & package our products. Even the gold & silver used to make our jewellery is recycled.
