JacobJewelry is officially open!

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I am very excited to announce that my Etsy shop, JacobJewelry, is officially up and running with many handmade earring designs to choose from and purchase!

The Etsy shop has been a long time dream of mine, and I've attempted it in the past without success. It was not the right time and I was not doing it for the right reasons. I recently "retired" from Preschool Teaching Assistant and getting to be creative and offer fun products that can hopefully spark as much joy for others as they do for me in creating them is a dream come true.

So if you're in the market for some new jewels for the Summer or for gifts or just because, check out my shop!


















Best,
Emily

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