Useful Information & Resources

Looking after your jewellery is the best way to ensure its longevity and keep it looking its absolute best. We’ve explored the best ways to keep your Ashes Jewellery in perfect condition.

Our loved ones mean the world to us, but how do we define that special relationship on a piece of jewellery? Sometimes, the simplest messages are the ones with the most impact.

An essential part of any necklace is choosing the correct chain. When selecting a chain for your jewellery, it’s worth considering the different types and lengths.

Sun, sea and sand are some of the best parts of summer, but they can potentially tarnish your jewellery. Discover our Summer Jewellery Care Guide.

As Cremation Ashes are one of the most popular ranges of memorial jewellery discover how to fill your urn lockets in the comfort of your home.

Not sure of what ring size you'd need? Learn more about how the different ways to find out your ring size.

When it comes to jewellery, some people know exactly what they want to say, whereas others can feel a little lost for words. We’ve listed 50 beautiful inscription ideas for your jewellery.

We’re delighted to introduce our beautiful new Collection Range. Designed to grow with you over the years, the Hand on Heart Collection bracelet and charms range can easily be added to in the future.

Fingerprints are our natural identity card. The patterns at the tops of our fingers, made of up loops, whorls and arches, are entirely unique – so much so that they’re...

Handwriting is fascinating. Everything about the way you write can reveal details of your personality. What does your handwriting say about you?

There’s no doubt fingerprint jewellery is growing in popularity, our fingerprints are part of our identity, and they’re what make us entirely unique. We've delved into the best way to take prints for your unique fingerprint jewellery.

At Hand on Heart, most of our jewellery is created from beautiful 925 Sterling Silver. But what is it? Why is it perfect for jewellery? And what’s the difference between 925 Sterling Silver and other jewellery materials?