Families remember one nurse by name. Not the specialist and not the ward, but the one who explained it twice, stayed past a shift, and treated a frightened relative like a person. This ceramic keepsake says it: "A Truly Great Nurse is Hard To Find, Difficult To Part With And Impossible To Forget."
Glossy ceramic, hand pressed, with the graphic fused permanently under a glossy glaze. Nurse appreciation, a retirement after decades on the floor, a thank you from a family: this is the one.
Why You'll Love It
- "A Truly Great Nurse is Hard To Find, Difficult To Part With And Impossible To Forget"
- Glossy ceramic, hand pressed - a keepsake with real weight to it
- Permanently fused graphic under the glaze - it survives a locker and a long career
- Heart shaped, 2.875" across - small enough for a break room tree
- Light enough for a branch, a hook or a break-room tree
- Says the thing families think and rarely find the words for
- Designed and hand pressed in the USA
Perfect Gift For
Nurse appreciation week, a retirement after decades on the floor, night-shift thank yous, a preceptor, hospice teams, and the nurse who found your mother a second blanket.
Product Details
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Material: Glossy Ceramic
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Size: 2.875” Heart Shaped Ornament
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Attributes: Permanently Fused Graphic, Smooth Glossy Glaze, Keepsake Quality
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Origin: Designed and Hand Pressed in the USA
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Care: Wipe with a soft dry cloth; store wrapped in tissue between seasons
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Item: H-2045
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a good Christmas gift for a nurse?
A: Nurses work most of the holidays, so a good gift is small, personal and does not need to be carried through a twelve-hour shift. A keepsake for their own tree at home is one of the safest picks.
Q: What do you give a nurse who is retiring after a long career?
A: A retiring nurse has spent decades on the hardest days of other people's lives, so the gift should acknowledge the person rather than the job. Something rehung each year does that quietly.
Q: What is a good gift for a nurse who cared for someone in your family?
A: A thank you from a patient's family is the gift nurses talk about for years, and it does not need to be expensive. Write who you were and which day it was, and let the keepsake carry the rest.
Q: Is the graphic printed on top of the glaze or under it?
A: The graphic is permanently fused beneath the smooth glossy glaze rather than sitting on the surface. That is why it stays vibrant instead of wearing off at the edges.
Q: Is an ornament a good gift for a whole nursing unit?
A: One identical keepsake per person works well on a unit where staff rotate and nobody wants a comparison. It also tucks into a locker until someone can get it home.
Q: When is nurse appreciation week, and can I give this then?
A: Nurses Week runs in early May, and no rule says a keepsake has to wait for December. Plenty of people hang one at home the same week.
