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Astor Place
$185.00
Peony pearl drops in white
$145.00
Simple pearl cross
$115.00
Belinda hoops
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Chapel Hill bangle
$150.00
Rotunda scarf
$145.00
Jetties in sky
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Westminster double in sky
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Blossom turquoise stud
$85.00
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Dogwood drops
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Boca Grande bangle
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Tulip pearl drops in light pink
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Sutton
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Love Note from Meg
Mothering Sunday 5/6/24
Sometimes I don't know what to write here. Sometimes it seems there is too much to encapsulate into this little space, and I, the eternal optimist, am poorly equipped to feign with my usual, "Isn't this lovely" epistle. Mother's Day is such a time. I am overly lucky, having been dealt the world's nicest mother. But for some, the holiday can be packed with a kaleidoscope of emotions. I'm thinking today about the young women in the throes of IVF treatment and their sisters in the universe who have lost a child. We are ALL with YOU and those pretty tulips above are for you. Then there are our friends whose mothers were, well, just not that great. You didn't deserve that hand. READ MORE
Dogwoods, Wiggles and Giggles 4/30/24
It's been a busy week! We had a great response to last week's bangle drop - and I'm now talking to some fantastic clubs and other institutions about custom designs for their iconic places, which is soooo much fun - hope to share soon. THANK YOU. And, we sold out the Marie drops once again, (please send me an email if you missed out and would like to be on the wait list). I played a little hooky on Friday, and traveled with some friends to see the Historic Garden Week tour of the Middle Peninsula. So much fun. More of that, please. READ MORE
Magnificent Places, Beautiful Spaces 4/22/24
We talked last Monday about classic style. Yet we just scratched the surface. Let's pick up again with classical design. A friend of mine wrote a book about the physical response you get from seeing beauty, “Feeling Beauty”, by Gabrielle Starr Harpole. While I can't do justice to paraphrasing the neuroscience she lays out in exquisite detail, I do intimately know the physical feeling she's describing. You walk into a magnificent building or a beautiful room, and your involuntary response seizes control - you take a pause, an audible deep breath, then emit a sigh, while a smile takes form. One of my favorite spaces in Washington is the National Building Museum. I get that pause/big inhale/sigh/smile every time I walk in. READ MORE