Local Breast Milk Jewelry Makers

Motherhood is wonderful. Holding that sweet baby for the first time is a joyful, nervous, and eye-opening experience. Part of that experience is breastfeeding. It is an extremely beautiful connection between you and your little one. It’s something that only you get to do for them. There is a great way to commemorate this great part of motherhood by creating a unique piece of jewelry with your breastmilk. 

What Is Breast Milk Jewelry?

Breast milk jewelry usually has an accent stone or a centerpiece that is crafted with the mother’s milk. Because milk is unique to each mother, the hue will be different each time. Most have an opal hue, but the color can be yellowish and some makers add shimmer to give it some texture. The piece can be set in necklaces, rings, bracelets, and even earrings.

Breast Milk Jewelry Makers In The CSRA

Drop of Gold Keepsakes

https://www.facebook.com/dropofgoldkeepsakes
https://www.dropofgoldkeepsakes.com/

Products Offered: 
Necklaces
Rings
Pendants

Inclusions: 
Accepted inclusions include breastmilk, cremation ashes, hair, umbilical cords, dehydrated placenta, dried flowers, and other items such as fabric and written paper.

**They also offer jewelry made of cremation ashes. 

Non-Local Breast Milk Jewelry Makers

Sun & Stone Keepsakes Breast Milk Jewelry

https://www.facebook.com/sunandstonekeepsakes
https://www.sunandstonekeepsakes.com/

Products Offered: 
Necklaces
Rings
Pendants

**They also offer jewelry made of cremation ashes and locks of hair.

https://www.facebook.com/themilkywayjewelry
https://www.themilkywayjewelry.com/

Products Offered: 
Necklaces
Rings
Pendants
Bracelets

Inclusions: 
Inclusions include breastmilk, cremation ashes, hair, umbilical cords, dehydrated placenta, dried flowers, and more.

**They also offer jewelry made of cremation ashes and locks of hair.

https://www.facebook.com/milkandhoneyjewelry
https://www.milkandhoney.jewelry/

Products Offered: 
Necklaces
Rings
Pendants
Bracelets

Inclusions: 
Inclusions include breast milk, lock of hair, dehydrated placenta powder, human cremation ashes, animal cremation ashes, umbilical cord powder, sand, fabric, and dried flowers.

Check These Out…