As a leukemia survivor, I was a participant in a Reel & Heal weekend retreat in May '09. One of the highlights was creating a beautiful necklace using the materials provided by Lucky Stone Jewelry. I've received many compliments and feel like a queen when I wear it. Thank you for your spirit and generosity. You are a treasure!
Welcome to Lucky Stone Jewelry!
I started making Lucky Stone Jewelry as a therapeutic hobby after my most recent battle with cancer. My dear friend and fellow survivor introduced me to Lucky Stones and I have been wearing them close to my heart ever since. I have lived on the shores of Lake Erie for more than 20 years and while walking the beach with my dogs, I collect nature's beautiful treasures. One of the hardest to find, and my favorite, are Lucky Stones.
Lucky Stones are just one of Nature's Gems that are incorporated into my jewelry. I also use colorful beach glass that has been naturally tumbled for decades by waves and etched by sand, giving it a smooth frosted texture. Certain shells are also used, as I love their colorful iridescence. Each unique piece is hand-crafted using the highest quality materials. I primarily use Argentium Sterling silver (which is more tarnish-resistant than standard sterling silver) as well as 14 Kt. Gold Filled and Copper, although other precious metals can be used upon request. Finished pieces are photographed so as they sell I am able to create another similar piece depending on the material used. Additionally, if you have a beach treasure found on vacation, I will gladly make it into a custom piece of jewelry of your design.
Lucky Stones are the primary inspiration for my business, as a three-time cancer survivor, I know they have brought me good luck, health and well-being! Through the sales of Lucky Stone Jewelry, I am able to donate these special pendants to other warriors, bringing them comfort and hope during their time of need. Proceeds help support the Victory Center of Toledo, OH and Reel & Heal, Inc. Fly-fishing Retreats, benefiting cancer survivors.
Alison Perry Graff
Designer
