Keyrings

Elevate your everyday carry with our St. Benedict Rosary Bag Charm, a graceful accessory that infuses style with spiritual significance. Crafted with precision and reverence, this charm encapsulates the protective power and sacred symbolism of the St...

Introducing our London Guardsman Teddy Bear Keyring – a charming and patriotic companion that brings a touch of British elegance to your everyday adventures. This adorable keyring captures the iconic essence of the stoic Royal Guardsman, combining...

Our travel poster collection has been designed by Sinead Taylor exclusively for Westminster Abbey Shop. The bold design depicts the famous West Towers of Westminster Abbey with a crown in the bottom right hand corner; symbolising Westminster Abbey's...

Keep your keys safe and secure with this stylish rubber keyring. One side is designed to look like the front of a Routemaster bus and the other looks like the back. The back is complete with the open platform which allows you to hop on and off when you...

Our exclusively designed Westminster Abbey Leather keyring is a timeless accessory inspired by one of London's most iconic landmarks. Crafted from premium leather, this sleek and stylish keyring features the distinguished Westminster Abbey crest, adding...

This beautiful leather keyring is foil embossed with a depiction of Westminster Abbey's West Towers, designed by Nicholas Hawksmoor. Measures: L9 X W5cm.Leather

Celebrate the grandeur of one of Britain’s most iconic landmarks with this exquisitely crafted Pewter Model Keyring of Westminster Abbey. Expertly detailed, this miniature replica captures the intricate architecture and historic beauty of the Abbey, from...

This enamel keyring is a great replica of Westminster Abbey focusing on the West Towers. The West Towers were one of the last major additions to the Abbey in 1745. They were designed by Nicholas Hawksmoor, who was a pupil of Christopher Wren, and...

Carry your rosary with you wherever you go with this wooden rosary keyring. The word rosary comes from Latin and means a garland of roses, the rose being one of the flowers used to symbolise the Virgin Mary. The rosary is a devotion in honour of the...