Some of Hollywoods most talked about celeb moms have received a Heart & Crown Pendant from Kathryn Designs in The Artisan Groups Mothers Day Gift Bag.

Online PR News � 14-May-2015 � Some of Hollywoods most talked about celebrity moms, including Emily Deschanel, Amanda Peet, Alicia Keys, Jessica Pare, Zoe Saldana, Carrie Underwood, Kelly Rowland and Rachel Leigh Cook, are the recipients of a handcrafted Heart & Crown Pendant from Kathryn Designs (www.kathryndesignsjewelry.com). The pendant was included in an exclusive collaborative gift bag from The Artisan Group, in honor of Mothers Day 2015.

The Kathryn Designs Heart & Crown pendant reinterprets the Luckenbooth Pendant, a 17th century love token of Scottish origin, which was given for betrothal or to protect the wearer from the evil eyes, and sometimes worn by new mothers or pinned to babys clothing for protection.

The Heart & Crown Pendant features the traditional heart and crown of the Luckenbooth piece in the form of a shield shape with a single open heart atop a dimensional, shimmering crown. The pendant is embossed with a delicate vine design and suspended on a 14k gold filled chain.

Says Kathryn Doll, founder/designer, I wanted to gift these moms a meaningful piece of jewelry, something unique and fun to wear! This pendant is perfect for women who love fashion and want to wear jewelry with style and meaning.

The Heart & Crown Pendant is available to order at KathrynDesignsJewelry.com.

In other Kathryn Designs news, Kathryns Gold Bronze Statement Necklace will be worn on ABC Familys The Fosters by new character Teri, who will be involved with the Idyllwild Music School. The piece will be seen on episode 304. This unique gold bronze statement necklace features antique style, with an embossed, stylized design.

Hollywood is finding plenty to like in Kathryns modern art jewelry. In 2014, pieces from the Ft. Lauderdale, Florida designer have been worn by Christel Khalil as Lily Winters Ashby on The Young and The Restless, Andie MacDowell as Olivia Lockhart on Cedar Cove and Nina Dobrev as Elena Gilbert on The Vampire Diaries. These follow closely on the appearance of her Bronze and Pyrite Necklace on Episode 348 of Hart of Dixie, as well as previous showings of her jewelry on The Vampire Diaries.

Kathryn says she is excited to have such broad exposure for her jewelry designs, and thanks The Artisan Group for helping facilitate these placements through its Stylist Gift Bag initiative.

Kathryn approaches each of her jewelry creations as a miniature work of art. Her designs are a study in contrast; quirky yet sophisticated and created with modern materials informed by an appreciation for all things vintage. In addition to her art jewelry pieces, she offers personalized items, including initial jewelry and photo necklaces and enjoys working on custom orders.

Customers particularly appreciate Kathryns Vampire Diaries jewelry, including the iconic gold bronze amulet necklaces and a pair of Red Swarovski Crystal Earrings, are customer favorites, as are the Gold Bronze Fancy Teardrop Earrings worn on Cedar Cove. Says Kathryn, These pieces are simple, yet elegant, and versatile.

Kathryn has participated in GBKs Luxury Gift Lounges for the Primetime Emmys Gift Lounge and the Oscars and the official gift lounge for the 46th Annual CMA Awards. She has gifted jewelry to Selena Gomez, Renee Zellweger and The Wendy Williams Show, among many others. Her Moonstone Necklace has been photographed on Stephanie Drapeau.
The Sun Sentinel Newspaper, Polymer Arts, Hagerstown Magazine and WomanScope News Magazine have all profiled Kathryn and featured her jewelry. Kathryn has written several jewelry-making tutorials published in The Maryland Womens Journal.

To learn more about Kathryn Designs Jewelry, contact Kathryn Doll at 954-260-8667 or get in touch with her by email. To learn more about The Artisan Group, visit theartisangroup.org.

ABOUT KATHRYN DESIGNS JEWELRY
Kathryn Doll, the artisan behind Kathryn Designs (http://www.kathryndesignsjewelry.com), has been fascinated with creating jewelry since she pierced her Barbie Dolls ears with a beaded straight pin as a child. Kathryn and her sister decided the occasional scratch from the makeshift earring sticking out of Barbies head was an acceptable risk in the name of adornment.