Mandy's Memories
Hand made memorial jewellery and keepsakes for all occasions. I started making braided horse hair jewellery for friends in 2010, I launched Mandy's Memories in Jan 2015 due to popular demand. During this time I have added pet and human memorials to my range of keepsakes as well as customised horse shoes, photo frames and personalised items of jewellery to celebrate christenings, 1st holy communion and proms. If you have any special requests or would like to discuss a special commission please do contact me.
I welcome home visits and am happy to visit you at home if you are local to Rayleigh.
Please allow up to 6 weeks for your order to be completed.
In the first instance please contact me to discuss your order via e mail telephone or Facebook message, all details are in the about section on this page or via my website. I do not offer online shopping as I feel such personal items should be discussed not added to a basket like groceries.
Please watch my page for details of forthcoming events I will be attending if you'd like to visit there.
Ashes: only a small token is required, a teaspoon is usually sufficient.
Horse hair: braided jewellery is only suitable for tail hair, 18"minimum and a pencil width at thinnest end.
Less hair or mane is suitable for resin or lockets
Living Lockets: are suitable for ashes or hair and can be personalised with charms or a hand stamped plate. Please note lockets are glass and I do not recommend they be used as key rings as they will break if dropped or knocked against other hard objects I.e..keys.
The All England Jumping Course, Hickstead
After considering the recent government announcements, we have had to make the difficult decision to postpone the Al Shira'aa Hickstead Derby Meeting, scheduled to take place 24 - 28 June. We are currently working towards combining it with our national show, the Science Supplements All England Jumping Championships, from 1 - 6 September, pending approval from British Showjumping and the FEI.
The intention will be to merge classes from both events to include a number of age jumping championships alongside the Science Supplements Speed Derby and the 60th running of the Al Shira'aa Derby. The showing schedule will remain the same, i.e. classes running on the same days from Thursday to Sunday. A full schedule will be issued in due course.
The popular Charles Owen Shopping Village will also relocate to the 3 - 6 September.
The Hickstead office is now closed, but trade exhibitors, hospitality and ticket purchasers will be contacted directly by email with the option to either transfer to the new dates or receive a refund as per our terms and conditions.
At present, we are continuing with preparations for the Longines Royal International Horse Show still planned for 21 - 26 July 2020. We will of course continue to monitor all sources of information. There will be some complications re qualified horses, but we may well run it along similar lines to the foot and mouth year of 2001. Basically, those already qualified will be accepted and then the classes will be opened up, with non-qualified entrants paying an increased entry fee.
We wish to thank all of our sponsors, trade exhibitors, competitors and stakeholders for their continued support during this unprecedented time. We ask that you remain patient, and we will update you further when we have more information.
The intention will be to merge classes from both events to include a number of age jumping championships alongside the Science Supplements Speed Derby and the 60th running of the Al Shira'aa Derby. The showing schedule will remain the same, i.e. classes running on the same days from Thursday to Sunday. A full schedule will be issued in due course.
The popular Charles Owen Shopping Village will also relocate to the 3 - 6 September.
The Hickstead office is now closed, but trade exhibitors, hospitality and ticket purchasers will be contacted directly by email with the option to either transfer to the new dates or receive a refund as per our terms and conditions.
At present, we are continuing with preparations for the Longines Royal International Horse Show still planned for 21 - 26 July 2020. We will of course continue to monitor all sources of information. There will be some complications re qualified horses, but we may well run it along similar lines to the foot and mouth year of 2001. Basically, those already qualified will be accepted and then the classes will be opened up, with non-qualified entrants paying an increased entry fee.
We wish to thank all of our sponsors, trade exhibitors, competitors and stakeholders for their continued support during this unprecedented time. We ask that you remain patient, and we will update you further when we have more information.
