Photos: Luna & Stella.
“Who’s Your Moon & Stars?” birthstone jewelry and antique lockets can reach you by Mother’s Day.
New followers may be unaware that this blog exists because one day 10 years ago Suzanne, the founder of the jewelry company Luna & Stella, asked me to write a blog she could link to because her website didn’t have any other blog yet. She told me to write about whatever interested me (which explains why Suzanne’s Mom’s Blog is so eclectic).
A lot of random things interest me, but as Laurie and Brenda and others among you know, I do write about jewelry as well as bighorn sheep and mushrooms. I especially like to let everyone know what’s available at Luna & Stella for a special occasion like Mother’s Day.
The options range from birthstone necklaces, earrings, and rings to exquisite vintage lockets that Suzanne has continued to source right through the pandemic. She has a curator’s eye, though it’s her mother who tells you.
The pictures here feature just a few of the newest acquisitions. The antique lockets have invisible hinges, which is how Suzanne expanded from contemporary birthstone jewelry into antique and vintage in the first place. A light bulb went off, you see, after she had searched for more than a year to find a modern manufacturer who could make an invisible hinge for a new locket she had in mind.
Of course! Why not sell lockets that already had invisible hinges? Suzanne loved vintage, and it turned out vintage was “in.” Vogue even featured one of Suzanne’s finds on a model in one of the magazine’s fashion spreads.
Suzanne says, “If you are ordering with USPS, please place your order by this Friday, April 30. We also offer 2-day shipping with UPS and FedEx (worldwide!). Order by Wednesday, May 5, for Mother’s Day.”
Newly acquired antique lockets are ready to start making new memories, new traditions.
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We found one with the fleur-de-lis in family heirlooms and had it cleaned and polished and gave it to our granddaughter. Made in Boston about 1890. I love these and hope your daughter has success with these.
Lovely to hear, Gail. Part of the attraction of these vintage beauties is the sense of some unknown but special history that comes with them and is carried into the future by a new owner.
So pretty!!!
Thanks, Laurie!
Gorgeous!
They all seem to have stories. That’s part of the appeal.
They are lovely. Unfortunately we are in the process of helping my mother simplify and downsize her life, rather than adding things to it. Your daughter’s company DOES remind me of the song “New Words” by Maury Yeston which I recorded which ends with the lyric “say moon, say stars, say love…”
Thank you! Am alerting readers to your beautiful rendition of that song, here: https://amusicalifeonplanetearth.wordpress.com/2021/01/24/say-moon-say-stars-say-love/
I’ve been to the site several times, someday I will make a purchase, so many wonderful pieces!
I knew you would appreciate them!
Gorgeous! Awesome Jewelry design. Love all..
Thank you!
So beautiful
All different, all unique.