For many of us, our most cherished pieces of jewelry are passed down to us from our mothers and grandmothers, imbuing them with a deep emotional connection. But what if those legacy pieces were also designed by the women who wore them? Joining us today is Margot McNaull, a fine jewelry designer specializing in ring design and founder of Stor By Margot, where she offers custom design processes for her customers. She tells us about the exciting new legacy jewelry design experience that she is working on and how it will empower women to create legacy pieces through a more meaningful design process. Discover what women can expect from this experience, what inspired Margot to create it, and why being able to pass down an item like this is so meaningful. Don’t miss out on our follow-up episode where Margot will be revealing Lauren’s custom legacy ring!
Key Points From This Episode:
- Introducing today’s guest, jewelry designer, Margot McNaull.
- The custom design process at her company, Stor By Margot.
- Why they prefer it when the wife is included in the selection process.
- Turning the jewelry design process into a more meaningful experience.
- The exciting legacy jewelry design experience that Margot is working on.
- What she wants women to feel during and after the experience.
- The feelings of unworthiness that inspired Margot to create this experience.
- Questions to ask yourself if you’re interested in this experience.
- The power of giving yourself permission to treat yourself.
- What being in an aligned relationship means to Margot: being whole as yourself.
Quotes:
“[Lauren] gave me this great idea of turning the jewelry design process into a grander experience for people and especially for women who really deserve that and need that.” — Margot McNaull [0:02:02]
“Even in the wedding world, most of my clients came together. I would say about 90% is a couple shopping together for the engagement ring. Honestly, when a man comes alone – we panic a little because we really care about the woman and what she's getting.” — Margot McNaull [0:03:41]
“I was already married, and I have a wonderful husband, and I love him very much, but I didn't feel worthy in my marriage of who I am, and it caused a lot of problems between us. I was the girl who didn't feel worthy, even though I was married.” — Margot McNaull [0:15:45]
Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:
Stor By Margot
Margot McNaull on Instagram
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