I’ve really enjoyed focusing more on my style over the last few years. I have always loved shopping and accessories, and there is no better feeling than when an outfit feels “put together” in a way that is deeply personal. Inside, I share how I put together effortless everyday outfits.

I had my (hopefully) final breast reconstruction on January 12th. This surgery involves liposuction of certain areas to harvest fat, which is then used around the implants to soften the look and feel, making the results more natural. Inside, I share my preparation and recovery experience from the surgery.

The planning of this shoot was so much fun and when we finally arrived we were buzzing with energy. Ben’s work had been so inspiring, the way he captured the movement, beauty, colors and depth of the landscape of the Western life was what made me want to work with him. I knew our jewelry would look and feel powerful, beautiful and special in this setting.

Today, I’m sharing my Valentine’s Gift Guide! Whether you’re gifting to yourself, your mom, your sister, your friend, or your spouse, there is something here for all types of love.

Everywhere we plan to travel in 2026 + an exciting Q&A with the travel agency we use and love!

This year my husband and I went to Southall and spent the night with the plan to escape our house full of Christmas decorations and cardboard boxes, and recap our 2025 + plan for 2026.

As this year draws to a close, my reflections are centered on profound gratitude for my family, friends, and the fulfilling work we do at Yearly Co. Looking ahead, 2026 holds significant milestones: we will celebrate Yearly Co.’s tenth year in business with a major celebration in June, and I will be turning 40 in April.

Logistically, being a “cool” brand can often involve a budget we simply don’t have—a budget from investors, a rapid growth plan, and margins and prices that allow for mass gifting in hopes of a tag and share. In fine jewelry, that’s not really possible.

The ritual of tea has become an important part of taking time each week to slow down and incorporate rest, peace, calm, and self-care into my life.

In the spirit of giving this holiday season, I’ve rounded up all the gifts I appreciated most during that year and the ones I’d recommend if you’re stuck on how to help a loved one through a hard time.

This year has been a significant milestone for my personal life, for Yearly Co., and for my loved ones. Looking back, I’m reflecting on the year and so grateful to celebrate another holiday season with loved ones who have stood by me during my diagnosis and my business successes.

Today, I’m sharing some exciting gift guides for the holiday season! Being diagnosed with breast cancer turned my world upside down, and it taught me that you can never be too generous with your loved ones that are going through a hard time. So, while I am sharing some typical gift guides, I also wanted to be sure to include my go-to gifts for those people in your life that need their spirits lifted now more than ever.

I made some wonderful friends through my daughters’ school, and when we bonded over our shared love of Bravo shows, we decided to plan a trip to Las Vegas for BravoCon.

If you're unfamiliar, BravoCon is a three-day fan convention where all the “Bravo-lebrities” come together for panels, meet and greets, and live-recorded shows. Fans can attend to see them in person—and yes, it's just as wonderfully silly as it sounds, but I absolutely loved it!

Beautiful jewelry can take on such meaning. This collaboration is meant to inspire women who have faced breast cancer and to remind them that the life they lived before—the joys, passions, and things that they love—can still be there even during and after breast cancer.

Below, some frequently asked questions I’ve received about my journey with breast cancer.

My husband and I just celebrated our 15th wedding anniversary. This time it was my husband’s turn to open a Yearly Co. box. His original wedding ring was basic and bought online. I always thought it was funny for the husband of a jeweler not to have a ring that was handmade with meaning. I chose solid 14k yellow gold for this new band made in our studio. 

I’m excited to share all the highlights from Yearly Co.’s joint event with Natalie Borton and Karla Reed, including where we stayed, what we ate, and all the behind-the-scenes moments from our "Conscious Closet" weekend. Below, a full recap of our NY trip.

When I first saw Ben Christensen’s viral video of his daughter’s dance team, I felt it immediately— that magnetic pull of authenticity. It reminded me of the beauty and power of watching my nieces charging their horses powerfully around a barrel. I had one of those wild thoughts: What if we could work with him?

My husband and I planned a bucket list trip to Rome, Italy and Brac, Croatia as a celebration after the long and difficult year that 2024 was.

I’ve had a fascination with and love of luxury and designer brands probably since high school.