King Edward IV

A lock of hair belonging to King Edward IV, retrieved from his tomb when it was discovered in 1789. Kept inside a bone screw lid jar dated 1483, the same year the monarch was buried.

Mary, Queen of Scots

Strands of hair from one of the most iconic and enigmatic figures in Scottish history. Acquired from one of the foremost hair collectors in the UK.

King Charles I

A lock of hair belonging to King Charles I, framed neatly with alongside a red wax seal and a handwritten note dated April 1813.

Princess Sophia

Princess Sophia's governess Lady Charlotte Finch (1725-1813) collected this hair in 1786. Princess Sophia was one of King George III’s four daughters and thus an aunt to Queen Victoria.

King George III

A collection of hair from King George III, dating back to 1814 and presented inside of a metallic locket.

King George IV

Royal governess Lady Charlotte Finch collected a lock of King George IV's hair in December 1782.

The eldest son of George III and Queen Charlotte, George IV ruled the United Kingdom and Hanover from 1820 to 1830, having already run the country for nine years as Prince Regent while his father George III battled mental illness.

Friends called him "Prinny," and he lived large. He built the Royal Pavilion in Brighton, remodelled Buckingham Palace, and rebuilt Windsor Castle.

His only legitimate child, Princess Charlotte, died before him in 1817. With no heir of his own, the throne passed to his brother, William IV.

King William IV

Royal governess Lady Charlotte Finch collected a lock of William IV's hair in December 1782.

William ruled the United Kingdom and Hanover from 1830 to 1837, succeeding his brother George IV. His reign brought real reform: an updated Poor Law, restricted child labour, abolished slavery across most of the Empire, and the Reform Act 1832.

He died without an heir, so Victoria took the UK throne while his brother Ernest Augustus took Hanover, ending their 123-year union.

Prince Albert Victor

A hair lock belonging to Prince Albert Victor, the grandson of Queen Victoria, and second in the line of succession to the British throne.

Princess Alice

A collection of hair from Princess Alice (1843-1878), second daughter of Prince Albert and Queen Victoria. Alice nursed her father Prince Albert as he lay on his deathbed. She retained an interest in medicine for the rest of her life.

King Edward VII

Strands of hair from the head of King Edward VII (it was likely taken when he was the Prince of Wales). A marvellous curio that fits beautifully into any collection of royal memorabilia.

Prince Leopold

Authentic hair from Prince Leopold (1853-1884), the fourth son of Prince Albert and Queen Victoria. He inherited the gene for haemophilia on his mother’s side, which caused his early death following a fall at age 30.

King George V

A large lock of hair belonging to King George V, the royal who began his reign as King in 1910 up until his death in 1936.

Princess Mary

Princess Mary's Hair, collected by her governess Lady Charlotte Finch (1725-1813) in December 1782.

King Charles III

A unique collection of King Charles III memorabilia from his childhood. Sourced from the collection of Mr George Crisp, the personal barber to the Royal Family from 1929 to 1971.