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Mabel's craftsmanship

I never thought I'd sell online. 
But after 45 years in my little shop, this is my farewell.

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The Story of Mabel

A Life for Craftsmanship. A Life for Memory.

Im Mabel Loraine Whitmore, and Ive spent the last 45 years running a little jewelry shop in Brookhaven, Georgia. My pieces were never about trends they were always about meaning. I learned from my mother how to restore broken lockets and polish tarnished brooches. I fell in love with the quiet magic of giving old things new life. I opened Mabel Jewelry in 1977 with a few handmade items and a wooden display case. Over the years, I had the honor of making engagement gifts, mother-daughter sets, retirement presents, and memorial lockets. Some of my customers became lifelong friends. But the world changed. My hands began to shake. The shop became quieter. And I knew, in my heart, it was time to close. It was my grandson who gently convinced me to share my story online. "Grandma," he said, "people dont just want jewelry they want what your pieces represent." So we built this site together. Every piece listed here is part of what I call The Legacy Collection the final batch, handpicked with love.

Why This Collection Matters
  • Handcrafted Legacy
    My pieces aren’t mass-produced. Each one carries 45 years of small-town craftsmanship.
  • Over 12,000 Women Have Owned a Piece of Mabel's Story
    Necklaces gifted at weddings. Lockets given in memory. Bracelets passed down to daughters.
  • Free U.S. Shipping
    No surprises. No fine print. It’s on me.
  • The Final Collection
    This is it. Once sold, these pieces won’t return.

Pieces from the Legacy Collection

Each piece holds a memory. Maybe one that feels like yours.

From One Woman to Another

“I wore her necklace to my daughter’s wedding. It felt like a blessing.”
— Carol, South Carolina

“This feels like something my grandmother would've given me.”
— Anna, Oregon

“It arrived with a handwritten note. I cried.”
— Denise, Pennsylvania

This Is More Than a Sale.
It’s a Farewell.

I never thought I’d sell jewelry online. But thanks to my grandson — and people like you — this little goodbye feels just a bit sweeter.

If something here speaks to you, I hope it becomes a part of your story, too.

This collection is limited, and once these pieces are gone, they won’t be restocked.

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