Victorian Locket Patch
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Lace, love letters and secret languages; our 2026 Valentine’s Collection celebrates the language of love and its synonymous symbols.
Lockets were popularised in the Victorian era by Queen Victoria after the death of Prince Albert. These deeply sentimental keepsakes were often heart shaped and engraved with flowers or foliage and predominantly housed miniature portraits of a loved one.
Our Locket patch is embroidered on an antique cream colour canvas with a vintage inspired floral design including forget me knots & lily of the valley. Using silky rayon threads and metallic gold highlights, the patch is finished with a decorative gold edging.
Available with iron on backing, attach your patch to the chest of a favourite jumper or onto a blazer breast pocket.
GSPR Representative: The Ulster Bullion Embroidery Co. Limited, 6b Upper Water Street, Newry, Northern Ireland, BT34 1DJ
Lace, love letters and secret languages; our 2026 Valentine’s Collection celebrates the language of love and its synonymous symbols.
Lockets were popularised in the Victorian era by Queen Victoria after the death of Prince Albert. These deeply sentimental keepsakes were often heart shaped and engraved with flowers or foliage and predominantly housed miniature portraits of a loved one.
Our Locket patch is embroidered on an antique cream colour canvas with a vintage inspired floral design including forget me knots & lily of the valley. Using silky rayon threads and metallic gold highlights, the patch is finished with a decorative gold edging.
Available with iron on backing, attach your patch to the chest of a favourite jumper or onto a blazer breast pocket.



