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One Fein Day
We first wrote about J. Fein Designs in our eco gift guide for the style maven, but having been obsessed with the pieces ever since (almost every one of us in the office has a ring!) we thought we’d better do a full post and formal shout out to the finger candy we’ve fallen for.
Inspired by her grandmother’s jewelry boxes filled with gemstones, precious metals and costume jewelry, designer Jessica Fein uses vintage pieces to remake one-of-a-kind rings and earrings on a sustainably harvested wood base. The reinvented pieces are at once whimsical and elegant.
Ranging from $30-$45 the rings are some of the most affordable eco-friendly jewelry we’ve seen. And the latest? An earring line with the same structured wood base and funky reinvented heirloom pieces. Shop for J. Fein Designs jewelry on etsy or search for a local boutique near you.
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