• Necklace with a pendant in the shape of a Turkish Fanoos lamp, just like Florence would have used, earning her the nickname 'The Lady with the Lamp'.  
  • The Florence Nightingale Museum Book of Honour Donation
  • Fine British plaster bust of Florence Nightingale. Each bust is individually cast by hand.      
  • Heart shaped earrings with a pulse line cut through the middle. An excellent gift for yourself or that nurse/doctor in your life.  
  • Stud earrings in the shape of a nurse's cap with the cutout of a medical cross in the centre.  
  • Gift Admission Ticket

    £12.00£32.00
    Gift ticket for admission to the Florence Nightingale Museum. Buy either admission for one or for a family, a perfect gift for family or friends. Tickets are available in either physical or digital form. The cost of the physical gift ticket includes postage and packaging of a physical ticket with envelope that can be redeemed at the museum. If you would like us to send this directly to your recipient or an alternative address, please put their name and address in the order notes at the checkout. The digital gift ticket is sent to your email address and then you can either print it or email it to your recipient. If you would like us to email this directly to your recipient, please add their name and email address to the order notes at checkout.
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  • Stethoscope pendant on a chain necklace. This is the ideal gift for that medical professional in your life or just for you.  
  • This pendant features a pulse line through the centre of a heart and would make a great gift for a nurse.  
  • Gin Copa Glass featuring the quote from Florence: 'A little gin would be more popular' and her signature.  
  • This glass paperweight features an image of the Nightingale Training School Badge at its centre and is exclusive to the Florence Nightingale Museum.
  • A humorous mug designed for hard working nurses, decorated with the quote Would you like to speak to the Doctor in Charge, or the Nurse who Knows what’s going on?
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