Leave a legacy

Made a Difference

The idea is not to live forever, but to create something that will. It's about leaving a mark, an indelible legacy that transcends the limitations of our mortal existence. Whether it's through art, literature, innovations, or acts of kindness, the goal is to build or contribute to something enduring that continues to inspire and impact future generations, long after we're gone. In essence, it's a pursuit of immortality through the echoes of our actions and creations, resonating across time…

As Christian ladies in this generation, there are many distractions that come our way. Take kids to school, go to work work, pick kids up, make dinner, do laundry, rush to church — and the list goes o

Legacy of Purpose Showcase ancient ruins standing proudly over time, representing the lasting impact of our actions and the legacy we leave behind. This aesthetic encourages living with intention, motivating a life led by purpose and the desire to make a meaningful difference.

To leave a legacy or simply have abnormal success you must play the game a different way then the avarage person.

The word legacy is part of our motto and brand ethos. For us, jewellery is the legacy that your previous generations left you and that accompanies you today. It is also the one you will build yourself and you will leave to others. To your loved ones. A part of you and your story that will remain for ever. We are born from the need to help people continue this tradition, to maintain the roots of fine jewellery by investing in pieces that last forever. Start building your own legacy, create he

While staying in a hotel in a small town I noticed that the church across the street was having a service. People were jammed into the church with a standing-room-only crowd of both young and old flowing out onto the sidewalk. When I noticed a hearse by the curb, I realized it was a funeral. And given the crowd, I assumed that it was the celebration of the life of some local hero—perhaps a wealthy businessperson or a famous personality. Curious, I said to the desk clerk, “That’s an amazing…