Tell About It Tuesday -- The Vintage Pearl

What Mom doesn't love to see her child(ren)'s name(s) in print?  And how much sweeter is it when that name (or initial) is on a beautiful piece of jewelry?

That's what The Vintage Pearl specializes in.  I first heard about The Vintage Pearl through a friend's blog, and instantly knew I had to have some of their jewelry.  I went to their website and, of course, this was the first thing that caught my eye...

I ordered that for Bethany.  She loves it.  It's designed to look like an angel's wing, but she says it looks like half of a heart....the half of her heart that will always belong to her sister. 

And then I ordered this for myself, with both of my girls' names on it...

They don't just do full names -- they do some items with just initials, and some with birthstones...

...And some items that don't have names or initials at all.   Isn't this "peas in a pod" necklace just the cutest thing ever?

They also have beautiful rings and bracelets, and a variety of other items that you will just love.  Just check out their website to see it all!

When we first started discussing the idea of the While We're Waiting Mom's Day, we knew we wanted to give all of our ladies some sort of gift.  Naturally, I thought of The Vintage Pearl.  We all love to have things with our child's name or initials on it....but for a Mom who's lost a child, those kinds of things are even more precious.  And a necklace that keeps this remembrance of your child close to your heart...that's just extra special! 

The Vintage Pearl is a Christian-owned company, and they were so gracious in working with us...even allowing us to send in our order at basically the last minute, and still getting it to us in plenty of time for Saturday's event.  And when I received our order in the mail, I was absolutely tickled to see this...

Look how beautifully boxed these necklaces were, each with their own little ribbon and pearl accessory! 

Thank you, thank you, thank you, Vintage Pearl, for demonstrating the love of God to these women in such a thoughtful way!