Blog
Ring Size Guide
Buying rings online can be tricky, but our ring size guide can help! Click the link below to download our printable guide.
TODAY Show
Check us out on the Today show this morning, our handwriting jewelry was featured as part of a personalized gift segment!

Hello Autumn!
Our favorite season is finally here!! Take a moment and enjoy this beautiful season and decorate with our FREE printable art.
Valentine's Day Gift Guide
Valentine's Day is fast approaching, but don't panic. We've searched Etsy to give you some fabulous handmade choices for everyone on your gift giving list! (And of course, don't forget to check out our site for loads of customizable or ready-to-ship jewelry.)
10. If you have some small gifts on your list (think co-workers or kids’ classmates), these adorable little burlap bags are just right for holding some sweet treats. Hand-embroidered on aida fabric by StashStitchery.
9. A great all around gift for just about anyone you love, Sammieslettering makes a fun handpainted mug that those of us in snow-prone states will appreciate! The signature can be customized with your name or simply “Love, Me.”
8. If this unique gift doesn’t make your man crack a smile, I don’t know what will! Beer soap from FattySoapCo is available in all his favorite brands.
7. Not everyone has a significant other, but Valentine’s Day is all about love, right? So why not celebrate the love you share with your best girlfriend? Wandering Fables offers a completely customizable tribute to friendship that features a photo and several two word phrases to describe you and your BFF. Available in all sorts of print options and even in a digital option as well!
6. We don’t want to leave out the little ones in your life. Doll up your little princess in these lacy leg warmers from ChicCoutureBoutique.
5. A “Be Mine” t-shirt tie, also from ChicCoutureBoutique, will look too cute on your little man.
4. For the sports fanatic, look no further than ChicLovesVintage for gorgeous team artwork. These detailed pieces are handcrafted and look amazing!
3. Pamper yourself or give a friend the gift of indulgence with these Valentine’s Day bath bombs from PamperingPotions that look good enough to eat. Choose from chocolate-scented, rose-scented, or both!
2. Printsinspired’s gorgeous skyline print is a gift that you both will treasure for many years to come. Personalize with your names, phrase, date, and the skyline of a city that is special to the both of you. This would also be an amazing gift for your couple friends or even your parents.
1. Show yourself some love! I am absolutely obsessed with these gorgeous shoe clips from Sofisticata. They feature ostrich feathers and a customizable center. I seriously need to invent an occasion to wear these, and soon!
Customer Stories: Nicole and Ryan
Ryan and Nicole were married in 2013. They were interested in ordering custom bands at the time, but not realizing that wedding bands need to be ordered in advance, they didn’t start shopping until the weekend before the wedding. When they couldn’t find the perfect rings, they decided to purchase temporary rings for the ceremony and pick out something more permanent later.
Giving Thanks
As Thanksgiving approaches, I am looking forward to experiencing Thanksgiving in New England, where the tradition first started.
Although we’ve been living in California for the last several years, our family actually has deep roots in New England. My husband, Robert, is a direct descendant of William Brewster, one of the original Pilgrims who came to America on the Mayflower in 1620.
DIY: Colorful Kraft Letter Sign
Customer Stories: Sarah & Michael
In 2008 Sarah was in her final year at the University of Liverpool when she moved to Kampala, Uganda, for 7 weeks to work with special needs children as her final practical placement in Occupational Therapy. While living in Kampala, Sarah began attending a local English-speaking church. She met Michael in dance classes at the church and got to know him as they both became involved in youth ministry.
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Silver
You may have noticed that most of the jewelry that I make is sterling silver. That’s because I just love the look of silver. It’s classic and modern at the same time, and it coordinates well with both casual and dressy outfits.
Silver really is an amazing material. Like gold, pure silver is too soft to make jewelry. To increase its strength and help it keep its form, additional metals are added to the silver. This creates an alloy. (See – I do use my science background!)
Sterling silver (the kind that I use) is 925 parts per thousand – or 92.5% – silver. The other 7.5% is made up of other metals, usually copper. Copper is the most common metal to add to pure silver when creating jewelry, and it gives sterling silver extra strength.
Fall Fashion Fun
Fall is in the air here in Massachusetts, and Sasha (my BFF/right-hand girl here at EJD) and I couldn’t resist staging a mini fashion shoot.
Leather boots are a must-have this (or any!) autumn. Sasha’s boots are INTYCE by Steve Madden. Her vintage Escada top is unassumingly elegant, allowing her Dooney and Bourke bag to make a grand statement. The handbag’s warm brown houndstooth print makes it perfect for transitioning into fall. She completes the look with our chic quatrefoil earrings.
Constrasting solids with warm undertones are just right for fall (and for a busy lifestyle!) since they can go casual or dressy. I chose a softer-than-soft jersey top in a muted turquoise from Lirola paired with a gold infinity scarf from Ellaina Boutique. My boots are Banana Republic, and I am showing off a little sparkle with our London blue topaz tear drop earrings and one of my favorite bar necklaces.
Bracelets for Breast Cancer
Autumn is full of colors here in New England, but the most important color this month is – pink!
Most people know that October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. But did you know that breast cancer is so prevalent that a woman in the U.S. is diagnosed with breast cancer every two minutes? With so many women affected, I think breast cancer is something that has touched almost all of us personally.
In honor of everyone who is fighting breast cancer (or any type of cancer really!) and in memory of those who have lost the battle, I have designed a limited run cuff bracelet. The bracelet sells for $65, and I will be donating 100% of the proceeds to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation to help with their mission of finding a cure and preventing breast cancer in future generations.
The cuff is made of sterling silver and features a ribbon and a quote from the late Christopher Reeve: “A hero is an ordinary individual who finds the strength to persevere and endure in spite of overwhelming obstacles.” The inside may be engraved with the phrase “Fighting for…” or “In memory of…” followed by a name.
For an additional fee we can engrave a name or phrase using our special “actual handwriting” technique which allows us to duplicate words or phrases in someone’s exact handwriting. I have received many letters over the years sharing how much it has meant to have a loved one’s handwriting preserved forever on one of our pieces of jewelry.
My hope is that these cuffs will bring strength and inspiration to cancer patients or comfort to those who have lost someone to cancer, while doing something practical to take a stand against cancer.
And to anyone who is facing breast cancer right now, our thoughts are with you. Keep fighting!Meet Emily Jane
Hi, I’m Emily.
I wear a lot of different hats – jewelry lover, Pinterest crafter and baker, wife of a biophysicist (my high school sweetheart), mother of a toddler and a preschooler, world traveler, loyal friend. I have a master’s degree in neuroscience and behavior, and I studied computer science, but I have never enjoyed any job as much as I enjoy creating jewelry for Emily Jane Designs. The path my life has taken was unexpected – but it fits.
I love working with my hands and making something that is both beautiful and tangible. And I have a knack for figuring out better ways to do things. What can I say? Debugging computer programs was one of my favorite things to do in college, because making something work right is so gratifying to me. Now I use a lot of those same skills – like being precise and meticulous or experimenting to solve problems – to make the best jewelry that I can for Emily Jane Designs.
- 1
- 2