Liz Warren

We saw Heather's work in New York about 5 years ago. I was intrigued by a large photo of a charm bracelet she had made. It had names of ponies I had seen at the Pony Finals in Lexington, Kentucky. I instantly fell in love with Heather, the collection, and the timeless feel of the recycled gold and silver.   

When I started my necklace I chose charms to celebrate my family and my passions. This gold framed charm with a horseshoe celebrates the birth of my first foal, Sky King and his mother Hope. This year I added a black diamond Harriet stone (which is my birthstone) to the 3 beveled diamonds which represents each of my daughters. The open circle has my granddaughters names and birth dates. I never take it off and love that it is constantly evolving.

[Photographer - Jake Richardson]

Elly De Mil

Elly's personal Heather Moore collection 

Coming from two places, Elly wanted to keep them both close to her. On this side of the ID tag she has the coordinates of her maternal family's home in Lake Tahoe, with a mountain and North Star. On the other side, not depicted,she has love in Brail and the coordinates of her paternal family's home in Paris.

Julie Ann Lovestrand

Julie Ann's Heather B. Moore personal collection. 

This phrase is from a letter that her Dad wrote her when she graduated from
high school. Heather Moore scanned the letter and made a custom stamp.  

These are her dads initials.

[Photographer - Jake Richardson]