It all started with a simple idea: jewelry should tell a story. Back in 2018, our founder, Sarah, was frustrated by the lack of meaningful accessories that could adapt to her ever-changing style. "I wanted pieces that felt like more than just decorations," she recalls. "Something that could be playful one day and elegant the next—without breaking the bank."
What began as a hobby—handcrafting layered necklaces for friends—soon turned into a passion project. By 2020, we were shipping orders from Sarah's garage, wrapping each piece in recycled tissue paper with handwritten notes. Fun fact: Our first international order came from a customer who found us through a blurry Instagram post of a bracelet resting on a coffee cup!
Let’s be real—the jewelry industry isn’t always kind to the planet or your wallet. That’s why we’re obsessed with three things:
One customer put it perfectly: "It’s like your jewelry gets me—it doesn’t scream for attention, but when people notice, they always ask where it’s from."
Remember that feeling when you put on an outfit and suddenly feel unstoppable? That’s what we’re here for. In a world of fast fashion and cookie-cutter designs, we create accessories that:
A mom of three recently told us: "I wear your pieces to toddler playdates and client pitches. They’re the only accessories that survive juice spills while still making me feel put-together." That’s the magic we’re chasing.
Our designs are born from real life—not trend reports. The dainty necklace that layers perfectly over turtlenecks? Inspired by a barista who wore her grandmother’s locket every day but wanted a modern twist. The adjustable rings? Came from watching a bride stack and re-stack her wedding bands during a work meeting.
We skip the "seasonal must-haves" hype. Instead, we focus on timeless silhouettes with just enough personality to make you smile when you catch your reflection. Because honestly? You deserve to feel that good every day.
P.S. Every order still gets that handwritten note—now with doodles from Sarah’s six-year-old niece. Some traditions are too sweet to quit.