A jewel you don't just wear. You feel it.
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More than 600 memories preserved
Each piece is created by hand and is customized.
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Material returned with each order
Unused material is returned to you along with your jewelry.
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Personal attention
I will guide you personally throughout the entire process.
What piece of jewelry would you like to create?
STEP 1
Design your piece
Select the jewel that speaks to you most and complete your purchase.
From that moment on, I will personally guide you through the entire process.
STEP 2
Send us your memory
I will send you a clear guide on how to safely prepare and send your treasure.
You can include ashes, hair, flowers, sand, or other items with emotional significance.
STEP 3
I create your jewel and you receive it at home
In my workshop, I transform your story into a unique piece, handmade with care and dedication.
It takes about 3-7 weeks from the time I receive your keepsake in my workshop.
I will notify you when it's ready, and you will receive it at home along with any remaining material.
I'm Irina, the person behind every creation at La Mar Moments.
Every creation passes through my hands from the very beginning until it returns to you. I don't work with mass-produced items or anonymous keepsakes: each piece of jewelry is born for a different story, a different moment, and a different bond.
I know that when someone entrusts me with something so intimate, they're not just sending material. They're sharing a part of their story with me.
That's why every detail matters: the selection of the piece, the creation process, the care of the keepsake, and the moment it returns home.
My purpose is to help you transform what you want to preserve into a piece of jewelry that you can wear with you.
A small piece that holds a part of your story.
Thank you for entrusting me with something so valuable.
— Irina from La Mar Moments
Everything you need to know
What commemorative materials can I send to make the jewelry?
I work with a wide variety of materials that allow me to preserve unique memories:
- Ashes (human or pet)
- Hair or Fur (human or pet, including whiskers)
- Dried Flowers or petals (from wedding bouquets, funerals, etc.)
- Umbilical Cord (or a small fragment)
- Baby Teeth
- Fabric Scraps (clothing, blankets, etc.)
- Pet Toys (small fragments)
- Sand or soil from a special place
Additionally, I use decorative elements such as natural stones, color pigments, glitter, and gold leaf to embellish and personalize the piece.
Important note: If you have another material not listed, just ask me! I am always willing to assess its feasibility.
How much commemorative material do I need for the jewel?
I need a very small amount to create your piece:
- Ashes or Sand: I only require approximately half a teaspoon.
- Hair or Whiskers: A small lock is sufficient (you can tie it with a string so it doesn't come loose during shipping).
All material not used in the creation of the jewelry will be carefully returned to you along with your finished piece.
How long do I have to wait to receive my jewelry?
The waiting time is 3 to 7 weeks from when I receive your materials and the base at the workshop. The artisanal resin crafting requires care and precision. This timeframe may vary slightly depending on the season and my waiting list.
- Please note: As an artisan, I do not keep bases in stock. I order them specifically for your request, and the arrival of this base may influence the total crafting time.
How do you ensure that the material I send you is what is used in my jewelry?
I work under a single custody protocol: one piece of jewelry, one story on my workbench, treated with respect, time, and presence from the reception of the material to its final sealing.
- Each material I receive is immediately labeled with your name and order number.
- Your material is stored individually and securely, and I only use it to work on your jewelry.
- If you request the process video (additional service on the website), you will be able to see how I encapsulate your materials, ensuring total transparency and peace of mind.
If you need more information, I invite you to visit the frequently asked questions page.