The Hoops

A Family Legacy

I named 67 Archives after the address of my great-great-grandfather’s jewelry shop in Paris. Isidore Goldenstein ran the Comptoir de la Bijouterie Fantaisie, which dates back to 1875. This is one of the shop’s original ads.

67 Archives is a reflection of everything I love about jewelry and how it can make you feel amazing, beautiful, and powerful the moment you put it on. When I wear my mom’s earrings or my grandmother’s ring, it’s more than just an accessory. It’s like carrying their stories, their strength, and their love with me. It reminds me of where I come from and everything they’ve passed down to me, not just in pieces but in values and resilience.

Growing up, I saw how much meaning jewelry could hold and how many memories could be attached to each piece. The necklace my mom wore at her wedding, the necklace my grandpa gave my grandma when they first started dating, and the Tiffany bracelet I still wear from my high school graduation all tell our story. When I wear them, I feel this deep sense of power and belonging, and I want other people to feel that, too.

When you put on something from 67 Archives, I want it to spark that feeling. That “this is who I am” moment. I want you to feel incredible, like the strongest, most confident version of yourself. And beyond that, I want these pieces to become part of your story. I want people to have pieces that are beautiful and deeply meaningful, pieces they can pass down to their children and grandchildren, saying, “This was my great-great-great-grandpa’s signet ring,” or “These earrings were mine, and now they’re yours.” To me, jewelry is about connection, memory, and heritage.

The photo I’m sharing is of my own heirlooms, the pieces that inspired this journey. These are more than just objects to me. They’re symbols of everything I hope 67 Archives can bring to you. They’re a mix of love, memory, and connection, and they’re why I believe jewelry is so much more than just something to wear. It’s a way to feel powerful, to honor where you’ve been, to mark a memory, and to leave something behind that can last.

With 67 Archives, I’m doing my best (!) to create jewelry that isn’t just something you wear but something you feel. That’s the magic I want to share with the world.