Pregnancy Loss

We love her so much. Angie, our baby girl, was stillborn on 12/15/2007. I didn't believe it, I couldn't believe it. I just wanted to wake up from this horrible nightmare. But as reality set in, I have to accept it: the death of a child, the death of our hopes and dreams. Thinking of all the "first" that will never be: the first smile, the first step, the first day of school… We were crush.

I grieved, I am still grieving. I know I will never forget her, I need to keep her memories alive: every little flutter I felt, every conversation we had. I need something tangible to hold on to, something to remind me all the wonderful time we had, as short as it might be. Thus, the journey to find the perfect remembrance pregnancy loss jewelry had begun.

I wanted something classy and elegance, stylish and pretty. Something that will go with a pair of jeans or a pretty black dress so I can wear it all the time. And most importantly, something that represent my baby and my love for her. With such high expectation it was no wonder I didn't find anything that works for me…so I thought, why not design pregnancy loss jewelry myself?

Many nights I dreamt of holding her, smelling that wonderful baby scent., kissing that soft cheek. Do you know all women cradle their baby in their left arm? Because this way the baby's head will rest in front of our hearts. It's human instinct. With this image in mind, I drew up a stylized heart that looks like a mom cradling her baby in her arm, in front of her heart. Simple, elegant and meaningful. I think to myself, in my heart I will keep you safe, this time, I will not fail…

I am sorry you are visiting this website, I hope you just land on this site by accident, because the other reason will be you or somebody you know pregnancy loss someone really special. I hope our collections will help you find some comfort. If you feel up to it, share your story with me, in the facebook stream below. I would love to know you and tell you that I care.

Good luck finding the perfect pregnancy loss jewelry.

A big hug to you

Maggie