Personalized Jewelry Pieces



You agonized for eons over your kids’ names: Amelia or Emilia? Rowan or Roman?? And nothing makes you quite so proud as those adorable, aptly-named little babes. So honestly, why wouldn’t you wear their names like a badge of honor?To get more news about personalized photo necklace, you can visit koalaprint.com official website.

You’ve probably noticed that customized baubles are everywhere right now (hello potential mommy & me). Personalized jewelry is one of those “trends” that feels very of-the-moment, but never actually goes out of style. In fact, it’s been around (in various forms) for basically forever. But while Carrie Bradshaw might be widely credited with making the nameplate necklace a mainstream must-have, the history and cultural significance goes much deeper and wider. Throughout history, nameplates have been a way of asserting individuality, and the tradition has roots stretching waaaay back throughout the Victorian era, Jewish belief systems, post-WWII working-class women, and, most recently, ’80s and ’90s hip-hop culture — which took the look mainstream. Meanwhile, monograms originated among royalty in early Greek and Roman culture, then gained popularity for practical purposes before getting all cutesy in the Victorian era (think: monogrammed linens and lockets).

Lately, we’re all about the idea of honoring our littlest loved ones by keeping their names close to our hearts. And since there are more adorable options for personalized jewelry for moms than ever before, you can customize your own necklace (or bracelet! or ring!) whether your style is completely classic or heavy on the glitz-and-glam factor.
Single Name Custom Necklace
Rocking Carrie Bradshaw’s signature accessory is an even sweeter sentiment when it’s someone else’s name instead of your own. This more modern nameplate forgoes the old-school font in favor of a chic, sweeping script—and at just $27, it’s hard to believe this baby is 14-karat gold-plated silver. “Amazing quality, looks beautiful on,” says Amazon reviewer Annie. You can also snag it in rose gold or silver (which takes the price all the way down to just $12!). According to Soufeel, every piece is handmade by a professional craftsman using hypoallergenic materials, so the pieces won’t irritate even the most sensitive skin. It’ll also arrive in beautiful packaging and include a soft polishing bag, making it the perfect gift to send a friend or loved one (especially when it’s not the ideal circumstances to deliver a gift yourself right now). When you click over, be sure to scope out the brands’ other styles, too—there are plenty to choose from, including an engraved birthstone heart necklace that Grandmom will go gaga for.

Beaded Custom Alphabet Bracelet
It’s the trend that’s so incredibly satisfying to the inner 12-year-old in all of us: Alphabet bracelets are back, ya’ll, and they’re chic as hell. This precious pearl number has that elementary-yet-elevated feel, combining precious kasha pearls with colorful letter beads (available in both rainbow or black options). It’s a cute enough piece to stand solo when you wear it as a single bracelet — but it also adds a very cool-girl vibe when layered in a wrist stack. (Hashtag #armcandy.) When you cruise over to Baublebar to check out the customization options, be sure to peek at the matching necklace, which is equally adorable. Oh, and remember that with this bracelet (any every pick on this page), you can get very creative with what you choose to customize: Names are great, obviously, but how about an important reminder? “WashUrHands” fits within the 12-character limit and might be the cutest way possible to help your kid remember the new golden rule.

Custom Coin Necklace
All mothers deserve a gold medal—but until momming is officially declared an Olympic sport, this is the next best thing. With four fonts to choose from and the option to engrave up to three lines with six characters each, this coin necklace will allow you to, well, coin just about anything you like. (Sorry, had to do it.) We love how it looks layered with smaller discs and dainty chokers—it’s the perfect piece for pairing with just about every other chain in your jewelry box. The coin is a half-inch across, so it’s a solid anchor piece; and with a chain that extends to 17.5 inches, it’s long enough to reach the right spot of your neck whether you’re wearing a tee shirt or something slightly lower cut. (Because honestly, is there anything worse than when a necklace keeps awkwardly hitting your neckline and falling behind it? Annoying.) This gold-plated pick is also Dad-approved: “We got this necklace for my wife and had it engraved with her initials,” says James. “My son picked this particular pendant out and my wife loves it.” Here’s to raising kids with good taste in jewelry!

Double Name Custom Necklace
Don’t worry, moms of multiples: You can get in on this trend, too — and your kids never need to find out that yes, actually, you do have a favorite. Just double up names with a stacked statement nameplate necklace to show the world how much you adore *both* of your adorable offspring. This style is available in a range of metals (gold, rose gold, silver) and fonts (mostly scripts ranging from ultra-modern handwriting to a more formal flourish). You can also nix the top name in favor of a heartbeat or cross, if that’s more your thing, or opt to customize with initials only (try the gothic font for a more modern and minimal look). You can also combine words to make a phrase, like Amazon reviewer Yasmine, who designed her necklace to say “Sweet Melissa.” And speaking of Amazon, everyone seems to be thrilled with their purchase—like Roxanne, who was skeptical because of the price but was pleasantly surprised. “The product is beautiful! I’m so happy with the quality as I was concerned for the price I paid,” she says. “I am so excited to wear it today for my baby shower.” Congrats to Roxanne on the exciting addition to her life: this necklace! (And the baby, too.)