Alexandra Shulman writes that, since her mother’s death in February, she believes she has been receiving clear messages from her mother’s “spirit.” In the piece, she says the messages convey that she should not wear her mother’s jewellery, framing it as a directive to “hands off my jewels.”
The article presents Shulman’s personal account rather than a verifiable external event. It does not describe any specific incident involving the jewellery, nor does it offer corroborating details from other people. The focus is on Shulman’s interpretation of communications after bereavement, presented in a reflective, first-person style.
Because the available source is a single opinion-based column from one outlet, there are no other reported angles or independent confirmations to compare. The claim remains centered on Shulman’s perspective about the meaning and source of the messages she says she receives.
