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!!UPDATE: The release of the Coastal Collection has been pushed from Thursday 5/7 to Tuesday 5/12

I absolutely hate not being able to follow through with a deadline 🤦‍♀️ Unfortunately, a stomach bug got ahold of me this week…So, in order to finish up my last few pieces and get the photos that actually do my work justice, I need a few extra days on this one.

I’ve moved the release of my coastal collection to next Tuesday, 5/12.

I’m so grateful that you have stuck around through these ups and downs of life. Here’s to all the ups in our future. I think this year is going to be a good year🖤

Previews to come this weekend✨

Because birds are amazing, and terns are certainly no exception🖤

Coastal collection, this Thursday, 5/7 at 6pm EST

Lapis never disappoints 💙

I’m having SO much fun with this coastal collection.

I’ve set the release date for Thursday, May 7th at 6pm EST.

I hope that I’ll see you there 🖤

What would a coastal collection be without some blue?💙

I purposely didn’t make this in my size because I knew I would keep it if I did..

Stones are a constant reminder of what nature is capable of creating: the shapes, the textures, the colors…I will never stop being in awe. What an honor to help showcase nature in such a way that these little slices of beauty can be admired forever 🖤

Being part of a family with a lobsterman, a scalloper and oyster farmers I never thought I’d marry someone who doesn’t like shellfish…but here I am.

Alas, such is life.

Fingers crossed my daughter gets her mom’s taste😆

This little collection is rooted in my home state of Maine so I just couldn’t leave out something lobster related, even if it’s a bit cliche.

Happy Saturday to all you wonderful humans♥️

For the other person out there who finds horseshoe crabs as fascinating as I do.

These living fossils have been around for something like 400 million years….yep, they existed before dinosaurs… and somehow, they’re still here, quietly doing their thing.

Their blood is bright blue (thanks to copper, not iron like in humans) and is used to help ensure vaccines and medical equipment are safe due to its ability to clot instantly in the presence of bacterial toxins.

Despite the name, they aren’t crabs at all… they’re actually more closely related to spiders and scorpions.

They help entire ecosystems thrive.

They might not be cute and cuddly but they’re essential in so many ways. Just one little reminder that some of the most important things in nature are also the most overlooked.

How amazing are they?

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Because sometimes you just want to carry a little piece of the ocean with you.

Cast from the cutest little mussel shells I collected last summer off the coast of Maine, on an island in Penobscot Bay.

If the ocean means as much to you as it does to me, I hope you find joy in these little gifts from the sea.

Part of my first (finally) collection of 2026, scheduled for the end of April (exact date still yet to be determined).

Thanks for sticking around 💙

Thank you, 2025, for giving me a daughter♥️

I very rarely do this (and I am always hesitant, as I never want to minimize the value or time that I have put into my work), but I know that everyone here respects and recognizes the value of hard work and handmade goods, so as a HUGE thank you for sticking around as I navigated my first year as a mother, I’m offering a 20% discount on all remaining items in the shop through the end of the week.

Use the code GRATEFUL2025 at checkout. Sale ends Saturday at midnight✨

!! Please note that these orders will very likely arrive AFTER Christmas!!

Thank you to everyone for a wonderful year. Next year I’m planning for a bit of rebranding, some scheduled, themed collections, and much more♥️

S U N S H I N E ☀️

It sure does make you feel good.