Blog — children

Briana asked me to create a swirly, calligraphy-inspired pendant necklace to celebrate the birth of her first child. I crafted this undulating charm pendant in sterling silver, and it has the perfect size and weight to it for everyday wear.

My very favorite necklace: a piece that celebrates my son, Michael. One of his sweetest and oft repeated phrases as a toddler was “See the moon?”. I designed a crescent moon pendant with three 8-pointed stars, one to represent each member of our family. This piece is reversible, too! The back of this pendant features a lock of Michael’s baby curls. After his first haircut, I had tucked a few locks of hair away in an envelope and wanted to place them somewhere I’d see them more often. This ended up being the perfect keepsake to display his baby curls. I...

Custom jewelry for a future tennis star! I made this tennis racket pendant for a six year old up-and-coming tennis superstar. Her nickname is M3, so we added that to this piece. You heard it here first, M3 is the next big superstar in women's tennis! If you have a fun idea for a piece of custom jewelry, send me a message to get started!

I made myself a push present! This is an 18kt yellow gold ring with emerald, diamond and tanzanite (birthstones for my husband, myself, and our baby, Michael) set in bezels. I like to think of these as 'dancing' bezels. What would you call this style? Giving birth seemed like the perfect occasion to treat myself to a new piece of jewelry. I designed this ring so that it would be easy to add more bezels if we happen to have more children in the future. If you want to make a custom push present for yourself or your significant other,...

Queen Elizabeth II State Diadem Tiara I love watching The Crown, which showcases a ton of royal tiaras and royal crowns belonging to the monarchy. This drawing is based on a tiara worn by Queen Elizabeth II: the State Diadem Tiara. When you're finished coloring this in, attach the side straps to the front of the tiara and adjust it to fit. Right click on the image and select "save image as" to download. Once you've saved it to your computer, print it out and get started!