We’re thrilled to welcome The Alma Collection: rings inspired by Sarah’s travels and the places that left a mark on her soul. We call them “soul reminders,” made to echo the moments that move you. (And yes, “alma” means “soul.”)

The first release in this collection draws from Sarah’s time in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. A place she’s returned to again and again, drawn to its warm community, rich history, and cultural significance. The intricate architecture, unique textures, and cobblestoned streets left such a mark, leading to exquisite, inspired details in each ring.

Every design is a love letter to the places and feelings that stay with us. And now you can carry a piece of that inspiration, that "soul reminder" with you, always. Below, we’re taking you through every step of that journey from first spark to final polish.

Phase 01: Inspiration Gathering

Wandering, observing, absorbing

In the heart of San Miguel de Allende, Sarah and Hannah spent their days getting lost on purpose. They wandered past hand-painted tiles, vintage textiles, overflowing flower stalls, and centuries-old architecture.

Everywhere they looked, the city offered a gift: curved archways that would one day become halos. Marigold blooms that later translated into petal prongs. Color palettes pulled straight from mosaic walls and market pottery.

They didn’t arrive with a checklist. They arrived with open eyes.

Phase 02: Sketching

Capturing inspiration in pencil

Surrounded by the textures and colors that inspired them, Sarah and Hannah began to sketch. Drawing from trinkets, textiles, tiles, and architecture, they put pencil to paper to explore early design concepts.

Some sketches leaned bold and architectural. Others were soft and floral. Each one was shaped by something tangible they saw or felt in the city. You can trace the thread from photo to sketch to finished piece.

Phase 03: Wax Molds

Where concept becomes form

The sketches were turned into wax models. This phase is where the scale, shape, and structure of each ring really came to life.

Through the wax, Sarah and Hannah could test proportions, refine silhouettes, and ensure every curve, halo, and prong felt intentional. It’s the first moment the design becomes something you can hold and the bridge between imagination and metal.

Phase 04: Final Collection

Where stories become heirlooms

Twelve rings. Twelve stories. Each one named for the inspiration that shaped it, from blooming Maravilla flowers to the striking silhouette of the cathedral Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel.

And each ring has a matching band, designed to enhance its story. Whether you stack them as a set or mix them into your collection, they’re made to feel like a piece of somewhere and someone you love.

Meet the Alma Collection

Each ring and band pairing carries the spirit of a specific place, detail, or story discovered on the trip. Here’s a look at each piece and the meaning behind its name:

Lantana Inspired by the vibrant flowering plant native to Mexico, the Lantana ring mirrors its bold, clustered petals and radiant warmth. Pair it with: the Lantana Band, designed to echo its rounded floral shape.

Avenida Textured and timeless, Avenida draws from the cobblestone streets that wind through San Miguel de Allende. Pair it with: the Avenida Band, a subtle curve that sits flush against its elevated setting.

Soleada Meaning "sunny" in Spanish, Soleada is inspired by the intricate, light-catching details found throughout the city. Pair it with: the Soleada Band, crafted to reflect the soft radiance of the ring’s halo.

Tamayo Named after muralist Rufino Tamayo, this piece is expressive, unexpected, and rooted in creativity. Pair it with: the Tamayo Band, a minimalist design that lets the bold ring shine.

Aurora Inspired by La Fábrica de Aurora, a renovated textile mill filled with art and design, this ring features intricate symmetry and artisan detail. Pair it with: the Aurora Band, designed to complement its sculptural form.

Rosalinda Romantic and architectural, Rosalinda nods to the rose-colored Templo de Nuestra Señora, with vintage charm and delicate texture. Pair it with: the Rosalinda Band, a soft curve that mirrors the cathedral-like silhouette.

Talavera This ring captures the geometric beauty of traditional Talavera pottery, with a bold and artistic square-cut setting. Pair it with: the Talavera Band, which echoes the clean angles and symmetry.

Mirador Inspired by hidden viewpoints and circular architecture found around the city, Mirador is open, airy, and perfectly framed. Pair it with: the Mirador Band, designed to tuck against the round center stone seamlessly.

Isabella A grand, regal design inspired by the iconic cathedral Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel, with gothic curves and layered sparkle. Pair it with: the Isabella Band, which mirrors the ring’s architectural arches.

Encanto Meaning "charm" in Spanish, Encanto captures the wonder, whimsy, and hidden beauty of San Miguel de Allende. Pair it with: the Encanto Band, a delicate setting that pairs beautifully with the step-cut solitaire.

Maravilla Named after the golden marigolds blooming throughout Mexico, this ring is full of floral flourish and warm, joyful energy. Pair it with: the Maravilla Band, designed to mimic the petals of the ring’s halo.

Agave Sculptural and strong, Agave is inspired by the bold structure and quiet resilience of the agave plant. Pair it with: the Agave Band, a sleek design that hugs the marquise shape perfectly.

A Collection Meant to Be Lived In

Each Alma ring and band is designed with intention, meant to be styled together or mixed into your current stack. Whether you’re drawn to romantic silhouettes, bold symmetry, or vintage-inspired texture, there’s a piece here that feels like you.

Because at its heart, Alma is about soul. And what better way to honor yours than through jewelry that tells a story.

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