Breast Milk Keepsake Picture Frames
You know that tiny space in the freezer where you've been stashing your last bag of breastmilk? Or that envelope with your baby's first curl that you're not sure what to do with?
We made something for that.
Our Keepsake Breastmilk Frames aren't just photo frames. They're a place to put the things you've been holding onto—the sentimental items that are too meaningful to toss and too precious to leave tucked away. Your breastmilk. Your baby's hair. Ashes from someone you miss every single day. Dried flowers from a moment you never want to forget.
Each one is handcrafted to hold whatever piece of your story matters most, right next to a photo of the person or moment it represents.
What Can You Put Inside?
Our frames use the same handcrafted bezels we make for our jewelry—where we preserve your inclusions into something that lasts forever. You can include breastmilk, ashes (human or pet), dried florals, umbilical cord, placenta powder, pregnancy caps, or hair.
And here's what makes them even more special: you can combine multiple inclusions in one bezel.
So if you pumped for twins and want both their hair in there? Done. If you want to mix your breastmilk with dried flowers from your baby’s baptism, or even from your wedding day? You can. A lot of moms also add crushed birthstones or shimmer flakes to match a birthday or tie it to a specific memory. It's completely up to you and your story.
Why People Create These
You don't need a special occasion to create a keepsake frame, but we often find moms purchase frames to commemorate a milestone.
1. When you're heading back to work. This has become one of the most common reasons moms create a keepsake frame. You're going back to the office, and you want your baby with you—not just in a photo, but in a way that honors everything you went through to feed them. So you add a bezel with your breastmilk or a lock of their hair, and suddenly your desk feels a little less far from home.
2. On their first birthday. Some families make a frame to mark that first year. The leftover milk you worked so hard for. Their first haircut. Dried flowers from the party. It becomes this beautiful snapshot of a chapter you're closing.
3. When you've lost someone. These frames hold ashes and a photo together in one place. We've seen people add flowers from the funeral. Others include a lock of hair, or combine keepsakes from a parent and grandparent in the same frame. It's a gentle way to keep them close without needing to wear jewelry every day.
4. When jewelry just isn't your thing. Not everyone wants to put on a necklace or ring. But you still want something tangible. Something you can see. This gives you that—a beautiful way to honor your story that just sits where you need it most.
5. When you want to give something that matters. If someone you love is grieving, or just became a mom, or is navigating something hard—this is one of those gifts that says "I see you" without needing to say much at all.
The Details
Each frame is made with a metal body and handcrafted bezel—solid, sturdy, and meant to sit on a surface rather than hang on a wall.
Here's what else you should know:
- Fits a standard 4x6 photo
- Can hold breastmilk, ash, hair, placenta, umbilical cord, pregnancy caps, or dried florals
- You can add flakes, shimmer, or crushed birthstones inside your bezel
- U.S. customers can add an optional Inclusion Kit to help send materials safely
These are perfect for your dresser, bedside table, nursery shelf, office desk or wherever feels right.♡
Why They Sold Out So Fast
These frames are the first of their kind. You won't find keepsake frames like this anywhere else—we're the only ones making them.
Every single keepsake stone is handcrafted by our team here in New Jersey. We've made over 26,000 custom keepsakes for mothers and families around the world, and when we released these frames, the response was overwhelming. They sold out faster than we expected, and we've been getting messages ever since asking when they'd be back.
This is likely our last restock. If you've been waiting, or if this is your first time seeing them, now's the time.
Ready to Create Yours?
Whether you're holding onto the last few ounces of milk you worked so hard for, or you're ready to honor someone who's no longer here—these frames are made for real life. For the moments you'll never forget, and the people you'll always carry.
