What is A Nice World?
A Nice World is a creative outlet and a conduit to support causes I hold dear.
Each collection donates accordingly, from Braille jewelry and nature-inspired designs to symbolic halos and boomerang charms that remind
us that what we give, comes back.
My vision is for A Nice World jewelry to be a shining reminder that everything we give, comes right back. When we radiate abundance, clarity, focus, balance and generosity, these qualities return to us, without fail.
That's what A Nice World is all about.
Photo by: Amy Ijams Photography
What’s up with all the boomerangs?
Life is like a boomerang. Everything we give, always comes back. Nice Karma Boomerang jewelry provides a symbolic, meaningful, visual reminder that what we give, we receive.
How does Nice jewelry come to life?
Nice jewelry begins with a design idea or an inspiring cause. Concepts are hand drawn, sculpted in wax, then professionally cast and offered in silver, golden bronze and 14k gold.
How do the donations work?
Nice philanthropic jewelry donates 33% - 100% profit. Some designs are paired with a cause. Many designs allow you to designate a beneficiary making the world an even nicer place.
Founder's Message
I adore everything about A Nice World. I love how Nice philanthropic jewelry enhances the wearer's sense of abundance and generosity and I'm certain these positive, empowered feelings create a ripple effect extending far beyond the initial financial donation. I know that every piece is drawn to the right person at the right time, for upliftment, alignment, focus and the joy of making the world a nicer place.
I live in Tucson, Arizona, the sacred land of the Tohono O'odham and Pascua Yaqui nations. I respect and celebrate all forms of diversity, including race, gender, love, geography, ability, faith, age, and belief. I stand for equality, inclusivity and kindness. I'm no expert but I'm learning along the way and committed to creating a greater understanding for myself and others.
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