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Clip charms can be to jewellery such as necklaces or bracelets, or clipped onto bags or keyrings, the pull tab of a zipper, lanyards, or even onto shoes and shoelaces if preferred.

Another similar item made using charms are stitch markers and counters. These are mainly used for knitting and crochet, to keep track of certain spots or for marking where a pattern repeats or changes. They act as a visual to help with more difficult patterns and minimise errors. There are a few style varieties depending on the uses and preferences.

Something I love about jewellery is how personal it is. Everyone has a different style and image they want to project to the world, and jewellery is a great way to do that in a small, affordable and changeable way. Hearing aid charms take something that could look the same everyday, and provide a way to add your own personality and make them your own!

The collection currently has a variety of styles with different coloured beads and charms, but I am happy to make custom hearing aid charms to suit you best!

Created by Crossley is more than just a jewellery business to me. As it says in the name, it all started with myself and a little creativity!

A little behind the scenes look on how this evolved from a side hobby to a small business, and what is next to come!