History & Workshop Journal
What Is a Medieval Stirrup Ring? History and Gemstones
Discover Medieval stirrup rings, their raised gemstone settings and the Wiltshire reproduction available with ruby, sapphire, emerald or diamond.
Read moreWhat Does the Fleur-de-lis Mean in Medieval Jewellery?
Discover the Medieval meaning of the fleur-de-lis and the stamped floral decoration preserved on the Berkshire Fleur-de-lis Band.
Read moreBritish Ancestry Jewellery: Wear a Piece of Your Heritage
Discover British ancestry jewellery reproduced from genuine finds in England, Scotland and Wales—a meaningful British-made heritage gift.
Read moreBritish-Made Jewellery Cast from Britain’s History
Discover British-made jewellery reproduced from genuine finds and individually hand-cast in Leeds—a direct way to wear and celebrate Britain’s history.
Read moreAlternative Engagement and Wedding Rings with History
Compare BHJ's medieval gemstone engagement rings, posy bands and Celtic and Viking wedding rings, with advice on metals, fit and the original finds.
Read moreBritish History Gifts for Men: Rings, Signets and Bangles
Discover British history gifts for men, including Roman and Medieval signet rings, Viking bands and bangles individually hand-cast in Leeds.
Read moreBritish Heritage Jewellery: Australia and the Old Country
Explore British heritage jewellery for Australians with English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish roots—historical finds individually hand-cast in Leeds.
Read moreBritish Heritage Jewellery: Canada and the Old Country
Explore British heritage jewellery for Canadians with English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish roots, reproduced from genuine historical finds and hand-cast in Leeds.
Read moreBritish Heritage Jewellery: New Zealand and the Old Country
Explore British heritage jewellery for New Zealanders with English, Scottish, Welsh or Irish roots, reproduced from genuine historical finds.
Read moreWhat Is a Merchant’s Mark? Medieval Signet Rings Explained
Discover how medieval merchants used personal marks on signet rings, documents and goods, and explore an exact Gloucestershire reproduction.
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