Little Purple Cow Jewelry, Mining The Past For Inspiration
Filed under: Jewelry
What could be seen as junk gets a new life in the eyes of Nicole Joy Leibman, the designer behind the jewelry brand Little Purple Cow. Leibman, a former intellectual property attorney, found inspiration for a new business while rummaging in the dusty boxes in her family's basement. Old cabinet handles and fork tines sparked her imagination and Nicole decided she wanted to offer customized jewelry transformed from personal heirlooms and keepsakes- a key to a childhood diary, grandmother's antique silverware, a silver baby cup, and vintage typewriter bars could all be crafted into necklaces, rings and bracelets. The pieces are hand-finished and cast in sterling silver and custom pieces can be based on all sorts of heirlooms that might otherwise be relegated to storage and languish in obscurity forever.
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