JW Frye - Sustainable

08/29/2026

Linda and David’s home may be the most beautiful house I’ve ever seen—a former firehouse transformed into a home, with a full library holding over 10,000 books.
Money can build luxury homes, but it can’t buy taste.

08/28/2026

08/28/2026

Should have put the coffee in the center 🤎

08/28/2026

I repeat: it’s a fair game!

08/27/2026

Get the precious malachite stone ring in your box!
Use code: malachite
Complete the survey after purchase so we match your sizes 💚

08/27/2026

The first time I saw those pearls in The Great Gatsby. They were shockingly beautiful.

Ever since, I’ve had this little dream of walking into a New York jewelry store and buying a strand like that for myself.

Then I remembered the pearls in the movie were $300,000. And it was 100 years ago???

As a smart jewelry investor, I decided I was going to make them myself. 😂 I thought it would be worth the time. And it was — although “the time” turned out to be probably 100 hours of researching, sourcing, testing, and finally putting everything together.

And here they are. My Gatsby pearls. 🤍

08/27/2026

Kinda chic to give the classics more than one purpose. ✨
Save this hack!

08/27/2026

Complete your survey after purchase so we can curate your box just for you! 🤍✨

08/26/2026

Buy less, choose better, enjoy them everyday!

08/25/2026

FASHION HISTORY BREAKDOWN:

Dior calls it the Médaillon—French for a decorative medallion traditionally used to frame a portrait, miniature painting, or keepsake. The oval frame crowned with a ribbon bow can be traced back to 18th-century French interiors. It appeared on gilded mirrors, portrait frames, furniture, and decorative objects throughout the Rococo and Louis XVI periods.

In jewelry, these tiny oval frames often held the portrait of someone loved. Over the centuries, the motif has been reimagined by many different jewelry houses.

The classics already exist. We curate them for you.

Use code “MEDAILLON” to include this design in your box.