Designed for the Atelerie shop in Hamilton, Bermuda, this Mini Silhouette Pendant Necklace is the sweetest thing ever. Measuring less than 10mm wide, it's darling on adults as well as little ones. Shown here in 14K gold. Also available in 10K gold, 18K gold, brass and sterling silver. If you'd like to know if your beloved border can be made as a mini silhouette, email us to inquire.
Occasionally, we receive requests for custom jewelry pieces that don't include one of our borders. These beautiful 18K gold bangle bracelets with black South Sea pearls are among such pieces. We don't currently include them in our online offerings, as they are truly custom made, one bangle and pearl at a time. If you are interested in purchasing one of these beauties, please email us for pricing. Our founder wears a stack of them on her wrist every day and never takes them off, much to the displeasure of security officers at airports around the world ;).
We love our oceans and wide-open seas and are committed to keeping them cleaner & safer. Therefore, every time you buy a Borderline product, we donate a percentage of profits to Ocean Conservancy. It's the least we can do. Shown here, the beautiful emerald-to-sapphire waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea in Ponza, Italy.
Nearly everything we launch at Borderline is inspired by our travels and so is the story behind our Bath & Beach Foutas, the very first product offering in our new Borderline Home division. We spotted these large cotton towels spread out on the sand and grass throughout Europe over the past few summer seasons and wondered why they hadn't yet made it to American beaches, lakes and pools. After speaking to travelers about their brightly colored towels, we learned the reasons they loved them were 1) they're lightweight & perfect for tossing in a travel bag, 2) they're amply sized and ideal for lying on and 3) they air-dry 10 times faster than a terry towel. We returned home to the States...
As we've shared many times before, Borderline Jewelry's collection of accessories depicting borders of the world was inspired by our travels. And it continues to be. Over the Christmas holidays, we traveled to Mexico for the first time as a family. (Stephan had been before on business, but neither I nor the kids had.) While we were tempted to do Tulum, we, instead, chose the small surf town of Sayulita on the Pacific Coast, less than an hour north of Puerto Vallarta. I had been reading about and wanting to visit this part of the Riviera Nayarit for close to 10 years. I knew my boys would appreciate the surfing, and we'd all enjoy the laid-back, Bohemian vibe. I had hoped to rent...
