Handcrafted Natural Jewelry
Reconnect with nature’s beauty
Simple, Elegant, Made from Nature
Hello there, nature lover! I always say my people find me.
If you love the beauty of nature that surrounds us, the peace it brings you, and the elegance that only mother nature can design, you’re in the right place.
You’ll feel comfortable wearing my jewelry in the office, on a hike, or even tending your garden. With my versatile line of nature jewelry, the same pieces can easily elevate your look for a special occasion.
Specializing in earthy jewelry, sterling silver jewelry and many one-of-a-kind pieces, you’ll find original unique designs right here. It can be hard to find quality handmade jewelry these days. I am proud to offer a comprehensive selection of my personal designs online and in my boutique style showroom.
I’m glad you found me and can’t wait to connect with you!
As always, you can order online and pick up in store. I’ll be in touch with an email when your order is ready for pick up.
Or, I’ll ship for you anywhere!
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Visit the Showroom
No need to wait for a craft show or the next festival to find that perfect handmade gift. Shop handcrafted, affordable jewelry at my boutique year round! It’s centrally located in Baltimore City’s Mount Vernon neighborhood.
You’ll find one-of-a-kind artisan jewelry, a curated selection of vintage jewelry, eclectic finds, handamde cards, small gifts, art, and other seasonal items that show the unique culture Baltimore has to offer.
Retail therapy has never felt so good with my hospitable staff and fun affordable items that you won’t find anywhere else. I strive to make shopping in my store a convenient, pleasant, and friendly experience for you!
Hope to see you soon!
🧡Allison
In 2018, the Tigerlillyshop Jewelry showroom opened inside the Mount Vernon Marketplace.
It’s inspiring to watch this video from those early times and remember all of my amazing customers that have come through these doors. I appreciate each one of you!!!
Come by soon!
Photos by Elena Volkova courtesy of Bromo Arts