Stones of Love 2 Stone Ring

This breathtaking multiple stone ring is a great way to include both your breast milk as

well as the birthstones of your children. There are options to add additional items into

these stones as well such as your child's umbilical cord or ashes. So many options will

make this ring truly your own!  This ring has 2 stone, each will be 3mm.  

The band can be sterling silver, platinum or white, yellow or rose gold. Please

reach out for a custom quote for orders in Platinum or 18k gold or any ring

with real birthstones.

Your breast milk can be treated to feature different colors, if you so choose. You can

leave your milk in its natural state. You can add either white glow powder or aqua glow

powder, which will cause it to glow in the dark, but will not change the actual breast milk

color. The milk itself can also be colored bright white, dark pink, light pink, dark purple,

light purple, dark blue, light blue, dark yellow, light yellow, dark green or light green.

Just as your breastfeeding journey is unique, so will be your jewelry. While the pictures

give you an idea of the finished product, the exact color may vary due to the nature of

breast milk. Breast milk is always changing to meet the needs of your baby and so the

color changes along with the nutrients. This variation will make your jewelry one of a

kind. This may be the overall color or swirls and dots that decorate and are preserved

within the milk.

There are many add-on options that you can choose to take advantage of with certain

pieces, such as adding hair, umbilical cord, ash and placenta powder, but choose these

carefully as they don't all complement each other and may make certain elements

harder to see. If you have questions on this, please contact me and I can help you pick

elements that go well together.

Once you place your order you will receive an automated e-mail with the instructions on

how to ship your milk, the email will be sent to the e-mail address used when ordering.

For more information, view the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) page by 

clicking here.