Sep 09 2024 26 mins
So many women are waiting for a man to give them a ring! But they’ve also done a lot of healing work to come home to themselves. How beautiful would it be if a woman could design her own legacy piece? Following on from her last visit to the podcast, jeweler Margot McNaull designed a Legacy Ring for Lauren. The ring is deeply personal to Lauren, representing a letter she received from her grandmother about being a strong woman. Join us as we discuss the deeply meaningful act of buying long-lasting jewelry for yourself, and why women need to know that they deserve it. Hear all about the process of creating a piece for yourself that is representative of your journey, and why it’s not a replacement for any ring you might receive from a man, but a deeply personal act of self-love to pass along to generations of women to come. Thanks for tuning in!
Key Points From This Episode:
- The Legacy Ring that Margot and Lauren created together.
- How Lauren and Margot first met.
- Why Margot’s approach to jewelry is so personal.
- Lauren’s experience of receiving her Legacy Ring from Margot.
- The letter and thoughtful packaging of the ring’s delivery.
- What it really means to have a legacy and why a ring can be representative of this.
- Margot’s insights on the Indian tradition of women's purchasing journey for themselves.
- Her dedication to changing the narrative around self-love
- What Lauren and Margot are working on together.
- Who a legacy piece is for and where to get started with yours.
- Why the process is so personal and meaningful.
- Understanding that it isn’t a replacement for a wedding ring, but something for yourself.
- Where to see the amazing piece that Margot created for Lauren.
Quotes:
“What’s really beautiful about this experience [is] that I’ve always seen into people. They come to me for a piece of jewelry, but I actually see them.” — Margot McNaull [0:04:02]
“One of the definitions of a legacy is taking from the past what you want to bring into the future.” — Margot McNaull [0:08:49]
“I’ve designed a lot of wedding rings, but this is my favorite design concept, because I think women deserve to do this for themselves.” — Margot McNaull [0:09:38]
Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Margot McNaull on Instagram
Stor by Margot on Instagram