Names and Initials Jewelry

Love Packed in a Name

For her 70th birthday, the six daughters gifted their mother this bracelet of their initials and two diamonds. She never takes it off.

Two necklaces for a family of two mothers and twins: The twins initials and the the wives initials exchanged.

They eloped in Hawaii. She’s wearing his name. He is wearing her name.

A gift to self. Her Hebrew name in 18K gold and two diamonds.

Sex and the City’s Carrie Bradshaw’s character would not have been complete without her iconic “Carrie name necklace.” In the series, she had purchased this piece of jewelry at a street fair in New York and wore it every single day, until she thought she had lost it in Paris, years later. She was devastated and said that the necklace cost nothing but it was priceless. After finding the necklace Carrie instantly felt reconnected with her friends and memories of her home, New York City. 

Sophia in Hebrew with two diamonds. A sweet graduation gifts from her parents.

Although the popularity of Nameplate jewelry has been growing as of recent, they have been around for many years and in many cultures all over the world. Often, they have served as “coming-of-age” gifts for girls, or a celebration for birth of children.

When her big sister, two years older, nicknames her Oui Oui and mama wants to preserve that moment forever.

We have always been believers in that jewelry should have a meaning or story behind it. Every person has had their ups and downs in life which have molded together into their own stories. Our Nameplate collection allows each individual to personalize their pieces and make the jewelry completely unique to them. These pieces are simple and delicate yet allow you to always keep that special meaning close to you. Customize your own piece and allow it to inspire you in your day to day life.

Leo appears three times on this bracelet with three beautiful diamonds.

The Sophia necklace, scripted in Hebrew with two diamonds was given as a high school graduation gift. What better way to hold those memories of high school close to your heart? The Leo and Rebecca bracelets with diamonds (pictured above) and scripted in rose gold represent the names of a child, a friend. Michael and Cori, a new couple received these nameplates to commemorate their elopement in Hawaii.

To the mother who never wears jewelry and is too busy to care of herself. Her girlfriend stepped in to reward her.

Nameplates and initials are classic pieces that will never go out of style.

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