We asked women from across the country and beyond the ponds to share with us their literal family jewels, and how these pieces of jewelry play a large role in their approach to conscious consumerism. FashionCrisis
This dainty gold watch was given to me after my grandmother passed away many years ago. I come from a large family on my mother’s side, so when my grandparents passed away each person was able to select a few items that belonged to them. I, of course, gravitated to my grandmother’s jewelry collection. This beautiful little watch caught my eye immediately, and I was amazed that it fit me perfectly. A little piece of her that almost felt like it was meant for me.
. Mae is the middle name I share with both of my grandmothers, who have now both passed on but who left me with so many beautiful pieces to remember them by. This felt like the perfect way to honor them.Tell us the story of your family jewel.
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