Everyone appreciates being told they are loved. Since love is in the air this month, stock your retail section with items that will let clients spoil their favorite people (or themselves) with affection.
by Staff
February 1, 2015
2 min to read
The Giving Keys is an accessory and apparel company employing men and women looking to transition out of homelessness in Los Angeles. The Giving Keys specializes in hand-engraving recycled keys with words of inspiration, transforming them into one-of-a-kind rings, necklaces, and bracelets. www.thegivingkeys.com
Statements + Swagger’s Spooning Since frames make the perfect gift for any couple in your clients’ lives. With customizable options from frame to background, each piece is made with antique silver-plated spoons, making every one clever and unique. www.statementsandswagger.com
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“Love Is…” and “Two Hearts” prints from Spell & Tell are printed on lovely, high-quality Epson archival matte paper, using archival pigment-based Epson inks designed to resist fading and weathering. Spell & Tell creates with a love of graphic design and beautiful, interesting things. www.spellandtell.etsy.com
The “You Are Loved” print from Lucy Darling encompasses artful sophistication, transforming something as simple as an art print into a stylish decor staple. It is made in the U.S. — like all Lucy Darling products — and is printed on FSC-certified paper with a soy-based ink and gold foil, using an eco-friendly printing process. The print comes in 5” x 7” and 8” x 10” sizes and has more than 10 colors to choose from. www.lucydarlingshop.com
Established in 2012, Giftin for Fifteen makes a range of jewelry from modern simple styles to elegant pieces with a few vintage lockets and hand-stamped items. These tiny heart bracelets are available in rhodium-plated, matte gold-plated, and shiny rose gold-plated finishes with a customizable chain length. www.giftinforfifteen.etsy.com
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