A traditional charm bracelet, featuring one, two or three handprint and footprint charms, in a choice of heart or oval shape. The front of each charm will be personalised with one or two prints, while the reverse can be engraved with a short personalised message. This extra special silver handprint charm bracelet arrives presented in an eco-friendly Hold upon Heart gift box and gift bag, together with a complimentary silver polish cloth.

• made from sterling silver.
• heart charm approx. (h) 14mm (w) 14mm.
• oval charm approx. (h) 14mm (w) 14mm.
• bracelet measures 19cm. Other lengths available on request.
• complete with gift box & polish cloth
• made and dispatched in approximately 2-3 weeks.

PROVIDING PRINTS:

We can work with handprints and footprints you already have, or can provide a simple kit so you can take prints at home. Prints are miniaturised to fit perfectly, so we are able to work with prints from people of any age. Once you have your prints then simply send us a high resolution scan or close-up photo via Etsy by clicking on your account above, and selecting purchases and reviews > contact the shop.

MAKING TIME:

Our jewellery is lovingly hand made to order and unique to you. This means that time is needed to create each piece to our high standards. Please ensure you take note of the estimated delivery date above. This date assumes you will provide prints on the day you place the order. If you take longer to return your prints then the delivery date will be adjusted accordingly.

**CHRISTMAS 2022**

Should you wish to receive your completed jewellery before Christmas then we need to receive both your order and prints no later than the 25th November 2022.

Orders placed between the 26th November 2022 and the 31st of December 2022 will not begin production until the New Year. Should you find us during this period then why not consider giving a print kit initially, with the promise of a unique piece of jewellery to follow. This way the recipient can also enjoy the print taking process, perhaps even taking prints on Christmas Day itself, to add even more meaning to the jewellery.