October 27th is the original day set in 1897 to honor the U.S. Navy. This date was chosen because it is the birthday of one of the Navy's major supporters; Theodore Roosevelt who was the Assistant Secretary of the Navy. It is an honor every time we get to make a piece for one of our valued soldiers. Here are two Naval themed pieces we have made for customers in the past...

Let's not forget to support our other military branches...

Losing anyone close to you is extremely heartbreaking and difficult to live through, but when it's your spouse, that grief can be exponential. When customers come to us to create memorial pieces for life's most difficult tragedies, we find that they prefer simple designs that commemorate the lives and the love they have for the one they lost.

We made this wide silver bracelet for a wife that lost her husband. The phrase "Always in My Heart" is stamped in our formal script font. To give the piece a little bit of depth and contrast it was accented with a raised 14K heart. The inside has plenty of space for other personal information that you may prefer to keep private.

While it pains us deeply to hear stories of our customers' losses and heartbreaks, we are always honored when they select us to make such meaningful pieces of jewelry for them.