Some dates stay with us forever, life changing moments. The day my son was born changed my life completely. I brought new life into the world and survived – and for me, it was survival, as we both almost died during the process. It took me not just months, but years, to come to terms and embrace the experience that I’d had. So his date of birth is really important to me, not just as a mother, but as a life-defining moment that helped me see how strong I really am.
I’m sure you have an important moment; whether it’s the birth of a child, or a date that’s important to you as a couple, a wedding anniversary for example, or even, a remembrance of a loved one who is no longer with you. Perhaps your special date is your own birthday – a celebration of your own life!
When Engravers Guild of London contacted me and offered me a personalised Initial and Date necklace, I immediately thought of William and his date of birth, and asked for this engraved. You can choose the initial as well as the date, so you can cater it to any occasion that you want to wear close to your heart, to the occasion that is important to you and you want to remember. This necklace is available in gold, rose gold or silver, with your choice of font and message. I chose silver, and the font is script, if you’d like to order one similar.
It’s simple, tasteful, but effective. This is the kind of jewellery I could wear every day – elegant and subtle, comfortable to wear, high quality and strong. The engraving is great quality, the date very clear, made with precision diamond-tipped cutters.
Engravers Guild of London makes a wide range of personalised gifts for him or her, from watches to jewellery to pens and much more. These make a fantastic gift to a friend or loved one, or a treat to yourself to commemorate an occasion. They have over 100 years experience and combine technology with the traditional skills of crafstmen to make beautiful gifts.
Disclosure: I was provided with this necklace and asked to share my thoughts on it. Opinion remains entirely my own.
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