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Keyring
Keyring
Keyring

Keyring

£5

Each handmade wooden key ring is carefully turned on a lathe from a range of woods, each with its own unique grain and character. No two are the same! The type of wood will be selected at random, giving you a truly one-of-a-kind piece. You can choose your preferred thickness, and enjoy a smooth, durable key ring that brings a touch of natural craftsmanship to your everyday carry.

*Please note that the images shown are examples of style and size only; each item is unique and may differ in wood grain, colour and finish from those shown.

**As one of our smaller items, these keyrings qualify for free delivery

  • Shipping & returns

    Our standard delivery cost (to UK addresses only) is: £4.50.
    Delivery is free for all orders over £49.99.

    Items can be returned or exchanged within 30 days of purchase, provided they are in as-new condition with original packaging and labels. Please note, refunds will take 5-10 business days to appear in your bank account.

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Testimonials

There are countless challenges and barriers between our Fairchance service users and a healthy, productive and satisfying life.

We often use the term ‘chaotic lifestyle’ to describe the multitude of issues they face, and we contrast this lifestyle with an ideal that is secure, positive, stable and fulfilling. Often people looking in on the lifestyles of our service users find them intimidating, disorientating and full of risk – it should be no surprise that the same is true the other way around. For our service users who are looking into employment, education and stable accommodation, what they often see is a very unfamiliar culture and environment that they are unable to navigate.

Handcrafted helps to bridge this gap. It’s a middle ground between work and leisure where our service users are building confidence, self-esteem, working relationships, responsibilities, a sense of achievement. As a natural consequence of this and armed with the skills necessary to make this transition our service users are developing goals and ambitions and making plans for the futures that they are beginning to see as a reality for themselves.

Joe, Fair Chance Project, Oasis Aquila Housing

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