Jewellery with names of children on it

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I want to get my dsis a 40th birthday present and was hoping to get her a necklace or bracelet with her children's names on As part of the pressie.Any suggestions of shops/ websites i could check out please.

Not on the high street have loads of that sort of thing.

Etsy have some great things. I've bought a few from there.

My friend produces beautiful jewellery

Suzi Q Jewellery

www.chambersandbeau.com/

Try mynamenecklace - I bought a lovely one for my sis from there. The quality was lovely.

Dinodaisy have some lovely things, and their customer service/communication is very good here

and stokes make lovely handmade silver jewellery which can be personalised with names.

and stokes

sorry, that should be Stella and stokes

My DH got me this one last Christmas.

It's gorgeous, v subtle and I've had lots of compliments.

silverlining I've been eyeing up that one for ages! Don't think DH will think of it on his own though!

Tatty Devine? Bright coloured laser cut acrylic.

Send him the link? I have the initial and birthdate (month/year) of each child, I love it.

Seconding Chambers & Beau for quality and service. Lovely things... Sigh. (And 25% off with code Heatwave25 til 12th July).

Scarlett Jewellery have some gorgeous stuff

Third vote for chambers & beau - wearing two of their bracelets right now.

Try coatts, DH got me a lovely necklace with Dd's name in morse code on it.

I'm quite particular when it comes to jewellery, but DP go me a string of freshwater pearls (deep blue ones but you could get white or pink etc) and there's an engraved clasp on it.

It's nice because I know it's there and can show people, but otherwise it's also a very beautiful/subtle piece of jewellery.

I love being a mum but don't need to label it all over myself.

Not sure if anyone else feels the same.

Love the Morse code idea nyancat! I also have a bracelet with DD's birthday in binary- but it's picked out in different shades of topaz stones (her birthstone). Bit geeky- but people would happily buy it not knowing what it was.

Thank you all.

Merci maman are good

I've been thinking of getting one too, lovely suggestions on this thread.

My geek side adores the idea of something in binary! Any idea where it was made?

needasilverlining, a local jeweller did it for me (Glasgow). If you go to a proper silversmith I don't think it was a hugely hard thing to do (once they had learned to read binary!).

Mine, including the work, was about £160, it's quite a heavy cuff style bracelet in silver.

You could do it without stones and just have the binary dots embossed/inlaid and it would prob be a bit cheaper

www.millymoore.co.uk/

Posh Totty designs fitted the bill perfectly. Thank you for all your suggestions