The Necklace
A delicate everyday pendant—the original Meeting Point piece.
The Meeting Point Collection
Wear the sign that says: I understand.
A refined silver symbol through which SEND parents can recognise one another—without needing to explain a word.
The Meeting Point Necklace925 sterling silver · design visualisation
Our symbol
Different journeys. One shared understanding.
Two distinct forms approach from different directions and meet at one point. It is the symbol of recognition between SEND parents: subtle to most, immediately meaningful to those who know.
The Meeting Point is entirely silver. No prescribed colour, no label and no explanation—just a quiet sign that another parent understands.
The Meeting Point
The first collectionOne symbol.
One symbol.
Four ways to wear it.
Designed as jewellery first: modern, understated and made for everyday life. Each piece carries the same recognisable Meeting Point form in polished sterling silver.
Collection design visualisationThe Pin
A discreet silver mark for a coat, bag or lanyard.
The Ring
A contemporary signet form that keeps the symbol close at hand.
The Bracelet
A fine-chain piece with the Meeting Point at its centre.
A quiet connection
Wear it. Recognise it. Connect.
The Meeting Point turns a shared experience into a visible sign—giving SEND parents a natural reason to start the conversation they want to have.
Wear
Choose the piece that feels most like you and wear the symbol as part of everyday life.
Recognise
Another SEND parent notices the Meeting Point and understands what it represents.
Connect
Share a win, ask for advice, tell your story—or simply speak to someone who gets it.
Why SEND UK exists
Recognition that creates real-world impact.
SEND parenting can hold extraordinary progress, fierce pride, uncertainty and exhaustion—sometimes all in the same day. Many parents do not have the time or energy to explain that reality before being understood.
The Meeting Point helps us find one another. The collection is intended to help schools support our children too.
As SEND UK develops, distributable profits from the collection are intended to fund practical SEND grants for schools, beginning in Derbyshire. The funding model and awarded grants will be reported transparently before launch.
Proposed first impact goal£500
One practical SEND grant for one Derbyshire school—supporting resources such as sensory equipment, communication aids or focused staff development.
Join the launch
Be there when the Meeting Point arrives.
The symbol and first collection are ready to take forward. Join the early community for product development and launch updates.
Good to know
Is the collection available to buy?
Not yet. These design visualisations show the intended look of the finished collection. Manufacturing, sizing and pricing will be confirmed before orders open.
Will every piece be silver?
Yes. The first collection is designed in 925 sterling silver, without stones or coloured enamel, so the symbol itself carries the meaning.
Is SEND UK a registered charity?
Not yet. SEND UK is at the founding stage and is not currently accepting donations or grant applications. Charity status will only be stated once registration is complete.
How will jewellery sales support schools?
The intended model is for distributable profits from the collection to fund SEND-focused school grants. The final structure, costs and funding calculation will be published clearly before sales begin.