A Letter From My Heart

Hi friends,

I want to share something deeply personal with you this week. September is always a tender month for me, because it’s the month my sister, Heather, was born. Her birthday is September 9th. She was just 53 years old when she passed away in November after a brave fight with triple-negative breast cancer, and there isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t think of her.

Heather was my best friend, my cheerleader, and the person who could make me laugh until I cried. Losing her was the hardest thing I’ve ever faced, and yet, in the middle of that grief, I found a spark of inspiration that has become the heartbeat of this business.

Why I Create

This jewelry business was created in her memory. Every bracelet I clasp, every permanent piece I weld—it all connects back to her.

For me, jewelry has never been just about adornment. It’s about love, connection, and memory. It’s something you can wear close to you, something that holds meaning far beyond its size.

Creating jewelry allows me to keep Heather’s name and spirit alive in this world, where she is so deeply missed.

Heather’s Wings

One of the most special pieces in our collection is named for her—Heather’s Wings.

It’s a bracelet that carries her name forward, and every time someone chooses it, I feel like they’re carrying a little piece of her story too.

Why Jewelry Matters

When I help someone choose or create a piece, I often wonder about the stories behind it.

✨ Maybe it honors a parent, a child, a partner, or a dear friend.✨ Maybe it marks a milestone.✨ Maybe it’s simply a reminder of resilience.

Whatever the story is, I know how powerful it can feel to have something tangible to carry a memory with you.

For me, that “something” will always be Heather.

September’s Symbolism

September’s birthstone is sapphire, a stone that symbolizes wisdom, protection, and strength—qualities that Heather embodied so fully.

Wearing or creating jewelry this month feels even more meaningful, like a way of keeping her spirit alive.

Thank You

Thank you for being here, for supporting this little business of mine, and for allowing me to honor Heather in the work that I do.

I hope that when you wear your jewelry, it can remind you of your own stories, your own loves, and your own reasons “why.”

With love, Nicole