Store Now Open

 New eBay Shop

We have been busy over the last month creating Handmade Jewellery at home.

Our Narrows Wood Jewellery is now available in our online Store.

If you would like to buy a some bespoke handmade Jewellery then why not pop over to our eBay shop to see what we have available in the store. 

10% of our Jewellery Sales Goes to Cancer Research UK.

We have Unique pendants & necklaces to suit Him or Her which come with a Gift Box or Pouch bag. Our Stone Pendants are on mounted Either an 18" 925 Silver Plated Chain or an 18" Waxed size adjustable cord. Natural Stone & Crystal pendants may also Possess Healing Energy that can benefit the wearer. Bringing Natural Healing benefits.

We also have many other Items for sale New & used etc. 

Once we can get Up to the woodland for Maintainace this winter we will be harvesting some of our wood to make some hand crafted Items to sell in our Store. 



Wooden items Like Magic Runes Walking sticks & Staves in the Future.

So keep visiting our Product Blog page & our eBay shop to find out whats new. 

In the mean time why not take a look at our shop. 

Unfortunately we only currently sell & Post items in UK Only.

Imaged Below are some Examples of our Jewellery 





Click to Visit our Shop: eBay 

Visit our New Jewellery Blog to find out More.

Narrows Wood Jewellery

10% of our Jewellery Sales Goes to Cancer Research UK





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