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
Meet Sara Davis
Meet Sara Davis. She is one of the talented photographers who captures magical moments of love for LOVE IS PROJECT. --- I knew that I...
Ecuador's best kept secrets
I’ve been privileged to visit over 100 countries, but Ecuador holds a special place in my heart. Its wildly colorful rainforests, heart-warming food, and fun-loving...
Meet Martina Orska
We were honored to work with the talented Ecuadorian-based photographer, Martina Orska. She captured the magic of LOVE IS PROJECT’s latest AMOR collection. Read about...
Our New Amor Collection Launches August 2017
We’re thrilled to be partnering with Faire Collection to launch our newest Amor bracelets, made in the Otavalo Highlands of Ecuador. In collaboration with Faire...
Meet Our New Amor Collection
The newest member of the LOVE bracelet family comes to us from Ecuador, along the Amazon River. --- Paddle along the vast, lush banks of...
We Are Proud
Love Is Project’s ultimate mission is to spread love and inspiration around the globe. Pride Month is a particularly important time to remember that love...
Discover San Francisco's Best Kept Secrets
Though New York might be my inspiration, San Francisco is my heart. From Karl the Fog and rolling hills to fresh produce and free spirits,...
Discover New York's Best Kept Secrets
My home of 18 years, and my constant source of inspiration. I may have left New York City, but it never really left me. Coming...
Meet Khasar Sandag
I first met Khasar Sandag, an incredibly talented photographer, in Mongolia in July 2014. When we were lucky enough to reconnect in Bali this past...