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7% of every sale goes towards supporting women's mental health

(learn about why this is near to my heart on the blog)

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In a day and age when everything seems so fast paced, more of us are finding ways to slow down.

Hygge is the Danish word that means taking time away, slowing down, being present, enjoying the moment, harmony and comfort...you get the drift; so it is our mission to not only provide you with high quality, unique pieces, but also ones that spark joy and bring more hygge into your everyday life.

Our jewelry is handmade from beads and materials sourced from around the globe. Our earrings are made with polymer clay and almost all of the colors you see are handmixed, custom colors. Every earring is hypoallergenic and nickle free.

Our Homeware is handmade from start to finish using Jesmonite, a water based eco-friendly material, making it kind to the environment.

Our candles are hand-mixed and poured using soy wax made in the USA. For scents, you have the choice of pure essential oils or pure fragrance oils infused with essential oils.

It is our desire to continually hone our craft through learning the best practices to bring you high quality, consciously crafted charm to your everyday.

With every piece sold, 7% goes towards supporting Women's Mental Health and PPD support.

All of our jewelry & homeware are made to order, or in small batches, in our home studio.

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On the Blog

My first post is very personal. It's not easy sharing my story on such a public platform, but I believe it's important to share our stories and to not silence how important mental health is. The more we share, the more others are aware. I hope my story is an encouragement to those who have been there.

It Happened to Me - Part 1

"I need to admit myself."

"Have you had any suicidal thoughts?"

I looked at my dad not knowing what to say.

Had I?

Had I really?

"She's had some suicidal ideation, yes."

I looked back at the man asking the questions as he typed on his computer. It was January 1, 2022 and we were standing in the emergency room at the intake desk.

I don’t know what was said after that. My brain was fogged with depression and panic. I could feel the utter sadness and fear in my entire body. I didn’t feel like myself. Who was I? I wondered, is this going to get better?

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