After having my first child in 2013, I struggled with PPD and PPA. I suffered silently while pumping/feeding Rebecca 8-10x a day. I had a hard time producing milk for her, but pushed myself to breastfeed for over a year.

When I had my second child Gabriella in 2015, I noticed the same emotional and physical struggles starting to overcome me...

I got the love drop ring. To me it represents both a milk drop that nourishes my babies and my love for them, but also a tear drop to represent the sacrifice, dedication and challenges.

It’s the perfect representation of breastfeeding for me.

Even the name being “love drop” is so perfect to how I feel. I also got it in rose gold because I have all girls and I think it’s so beautiful, just like my girls and our breastfeeding journey together.

-- Jeannine M.

I have been stalking this page for close to 2 years now. Praying and dreaming of bringing a rainbow baby into this world and being lucky enough to breastfeed (6 months).

In May I welcomed my 4xs rainbow baby Colton after 3 long days of trying to get him here safely. I have lost his sister and 2 brothers along with his twin sister last year. So to say these rings mean the absolute world to me is an understatement.

Annemarie and team thank you so much for everything you do. My pictures surely don’t to my pieces justice. I was overcome with emotion this afternoon seeing they arrived just coming off a scarey case of covid and my 32nd birthday being friday. Thank you thank you merry Christmas happy holidays and a blessed new year!

-- Rebecca MH

My three beautiful stacker rings arrived and I will forever be grateful for these keepsakes.

Breastfeeding can be overwhelming; constantly questioning whether or not baby has had enough, is baby latching correctly, should I set an alarm to feed baby every two to three hours? But one thing it teaches is the perspective of motherhood. I gained more confidence, learned to slow down and enjoy the moment and appreciate my body. And now I have these beautiful rings to remind me every day of this wonderful chapter.

What I loved most about breastfeeding is the quiet time I had that created the bond between mother and son that can’t be broken. The jewelry symbolizes that there isn’t anything more important or meaningful than the time spent nurturing your baby.

-- Ashley H.