Welcome To The Source
The Source is Love Is Project’s storytelling hub, sharing the real people, places, and traditions behind our handcrafted jewelry. From artisan spotlights and impact updates to styling tips and travel-inspired features, it’s where you can dive deeper into the heart, history, and humanity that make every piece more than just an accessory.
Not all bracelets are created equal. The most meaningful ones carry a story: who made them, where, and why. Discover handmade inspirational bracelets from artisan communities across Kenya, Indonesia, India,...
The Source
LOVE Is Doing Better
This is a movement, not a moment. From protesting, to supporting Black Lives Matter, to listening to black stories—all of us at Love Is Project...
Why We’re Mutts About Our Pups (Giveaway Alert!)
In honor of National Dog Day on August 26th, we invite you to flood our feed with your fur babies. We’ve partnered up with a...
LOVE is Women Supporting Other Women
Hi friends! Chrissie here. I’m excited to pass the mic over to someone very special in our Love Is Project community—our intern, Lara! Lara is...
LOVE Helps Stop the Spread in India
While much of the world has been battling with the complexities of COVID-19, India has been among the most hard hit. With over 1.4 million...
Meet Some of our Corazón Collection Artisans
Ever since my first visit to Mexico as a child, I gravitated to all the colors and traditional folkloric designs. With every trip I’ve taken...
LOVE is Unexplainable
Hi friends! Chrissie here. I’m excited to pass the mic over to someone in the Love Is Project community, Tim Lundell from Los Gatos, California....
Celebrating Pride by Supporting QTPOC and LGBTQ Rights
The History Behind Pride and the Rainbow Flag Harvey Milk asked Gilbert Baker to design a unifying symbol for the gay community, and what did...
A Momma Osa Collab to Dye For!
13 years ago, I met Jen Cox through our mutual friend Natasha. Jen is a talented fashion designer and world traveler with a gigantic heart....
Is Juneteenth a Federal Holiday? June 19th in History
Why Is Juneteenth Important? So why were there 250,000 people still enslaved after it was outlawed in America more than two years before? Unfortunately, it...