I absolutely adore hedgehogs and they feature heavily in my silver jewellery but I also love all of our fabulous British wildlife.
Much of our precious wildlife is in trouble – facing the same challenges of habitat loss, over use of pesticides and a range of other human-caused dangers including roads. The continuing decline in hedgehog numbers has recently been in the news.
All of my silver jewellery comes with information about helping hedgehogs and I hope it will inspire the recipient to take action to save our wildlife. Barn owl numbers have recovered in recent years thanks to conservation efforts so hopefully we can do the same for our hedgehogs.
I thought I’d share some of the other designs in my wildlife collection, all inspired by woodland creatures.
They make lovely gifts for any wildlife or nature lover and I can inscribe a word or name on the back of many of my designs to make them extra special.
All of my silver jewellery is made by hand by me. It is hand sanded and polished and comes presented in a recycled card gift box with a hedgehog rescue postcard and information about helping hedgehogs. It is also made from recycled silver so you are helping the environment too.
You can visit my jewellery shop here.
Thank you so much for looking
Emma and the hedgehogs
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Hi there. You aren’t going to believe this…my wife owns some earrings she bought from you…and that is since we moved to Auckland, New Zealand…and now you have just liked a post on my blog completely independently! Incredible coincidence eh? 🙂 Your products are awesome!
That is amazing! It is such a small world! I lived in NZ for a while. Absolutely love it. You are very lucky! Hope all is well with you 🙂 x
The hedgehogs in NZ vs UK makes an interesting comparison eh? Here they are kind of successful but are a public enemy, in the UK they are loved but struggle to survive. Go figure.
We should export them back!
Good point well made…although the animal welfare groups would no doubt have an opinion on that one. 😉 Have a great day!
Love these. Ludicrous to try to blame badgers for the decline of hedgehogs.
Totally agree, everything is the fault of humans and making wildlife compete for ever smaller habitat. I love all wildlife and it breaks my heart about the badgers. We have one visits my mum’s garden in Devon and I’ve had the privilege of watching them in a sett in Somerset. Really hope they are still alive 😦
What an experience to have. They are such mystical creatures to me and It always pains me to hear about their persecution at the hands of farmers and government policy. Hoping to view them from a respectable distance with a wildlife photography expert in Devon this summer myself.