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正規品 パンプス 新着 - Wow! This blog looks exactly like my old one! It’s on
a entirely different subject but it has pretty much the
same page layout and design. Outstanding choice of colors!

staci torgerson - I would love to win a giftcard. I sing ‘you are my sunshine’ to my girls and have since they were born 8 & 6 yrs ago and would live to give them the necklaces to always remember our special bond.
I have 2 special pieces of jewelry. One is my grandmother’s brooch she always wore when going out and the grandmother for whom both of my girls are named after. My 2nd piece is a spoon lady that I had commissioned just before my mother in law passed away from a struggle with cancer. Her name is stamped on one of the legs. I adore this piece and will always cherish it as much as I cherish the sweet, kind & generous lady that raised my husband into the gentleman and best father there ever was.

Mary N. - My great-grandmother’s wedding ring. I am named after her. It is just a simple gold band with a little “clump” of gold melted on the front. Kind of primitive and a little bent probably from all the hard work she did with her hands. I cherish it and wish I had known her.

Alise - My purity ring I received from my parents in 8th grade when I was confirmed into our church 🙂

Mandi - My most meaningful pieces of jewelry are:
1. My wedding rings
2. A set of pearls my dad gave me when I graduated college.
I love them both so much!

Heidi Durant - Each year, our family draws names for Christmas . One year, my son, Bosston, drew my name. He kept telling me he wanted to buy me a diamond. Our budget that year was smaller, due to economy and such, so we allotted each person $5 to buy a gift for their person. Bosston was so excited to buy me a diamond. It’s actually a giant pearl. A piece of costume jewelry from the jewelry department at walmart. I love it. Mostly because he loves it so much. Every Sunday, I wear it to church. Every Sunday, he has to show any and everyone the “diamond” he bought for his mom!!!!

suzi failing - a diamond ring that was my husbands aunt’s……..
it is my favorite
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Molly L - Eeek!! LOVE Lisa Leonard! Love her site and blog!! My most meaningful piece of jewelry is my wedding band! It reminds me every day of the promise my husband and I made to other seven years ago!

Kari - My wedding ring is of course the most meaningful to me. But I also love my granny’s pearl necklace. It’s not MY piece of jewelry (belongs to my mom- with three sisters, we have to share) but I wore it to prom and to my wedding and it will always be special to me.

Lori - You introduced me to Lisa Leonard and I love her! In fact, I just got a package from her today- something my sister and I ordered for my mom for Christmas. My most meaningful piece of jewelry I received from my Mema. It was a beautiful diamond necklace for when I graduated from high school. Anything from her is special and she was great at picking our jewelry 🙂

Kimberly - Actually I own two very meaningful pieces of jewelry! One is a small diamond ring that my grandfather gave me when I was 10 years old. It’s a little solitaire and I treasure it! Also, the year my father passed away, my mother had his wedding ring made into a necklace for me. It hangs sideways, with a bail on top that makes it an pendant. In the middle hangs a blue topaz, my father’s birthstone. I cried so hard when mom gave it to me!

Amber Fussell - My former girl’s minister gave me a necklace based off of Psalm 139 that she used to make us read each bible study. I love it. On it it says Cherished, Chosen, Celebrated, and Created. I love the reminder

Kendra - My wedding ring is my favorite, as my husband selected the stone and setting himself. I also have a necklace that says “be fully present” to remind me to enjoy the moments as God gives them.

elizabeth - my great, great grandmothers wedding ring from the mid 1800’s. It has the most beautiful opals in it.

Sheridan Eketone - In my early twenties, my brother took me to Egypt on a world trip. We met the most beautiful Egyptian man who had been his mentor when my brother was living in Egypt & learning Arabic. It was the first time I met him & before we left, he gave me the most gorgeous blue beaded necklace. I always treasure it. When he left my brother explained how little resource he had & how beautiful it was that he bought that for me. So.. that is mine… I always think of him & pray Gods blessing on him when I wear it…

Jane - my most meaningful piece of jewellery is a charm bracelet I had when I was a little girl, it has a collection of charms from all over the place and has so many great memories to go with it!
I just LOVE Lisa’s things, gosh how would I ever choose what to buy if I was lucky enough to win!?!
(thanks SO much for sharing!)

Claudia - My most meaningful piece of jewelry is of course my wedding ring but after that a Tiffany and Co. bracelet my husband gave me as an anniversary present. 🙂

julie - two necklaces…each were given to me the days my daughters were born!

JustMommer - My Mom passed away a year and a half ago, my dad had died six months before her. I have her engagement and wedding rings, they are so so tiny, and they mean the world to me. I wore them on a chain around my neck when my daughter got married last May. Mom and Dad weren’t there that day, but they were with me.

Jenn - Besides my wedding ring… probably the necklace my sister in law gave me with the names of my kiddos. I love to have them hanging close to my heart!

Rena - My mother gave me a gorgeous pearl bracelet when I graduate college and it makes me smile every time I wear it because it reminds me how much she loves me.

Caitlyn - I have a gold necklace, with a heart from my grandma and a ring everyone in my family got when my sister passed away. I wear it everyday!

Starla Witzki - I have 2 very meaningful pieces of jewelry; my wedding ring and my grandmother’s ring. Of course I cherish my wedding ring but when my grandmother passed away she left me a ring that holds the stones from service pins from her 30+ years with the Kellogg Company from which she retired. I also work for the Kellogg Company, in which I love working for! This ring has two special significances for me 🙂

Jessica H. - My wedding ring…and besides that a necklace my dad gave me many many valentines ago!

Jennifer Cooper - Besides my wedding ring, it would be my grandmother’s sapphire ring. She used to let me wear it when I was little and she gave it to be a few Christmas’s before she died. I wear it on holidays and special occasions.

jill - My favorite piece of jewelry is a Lisa Leonard bracelet that had my wedding date engraved on the back of it. I loved it. But I lost it… I would replace it in a heartbeat!
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Kari - I would like to say my wedding ring is my most meaningful piece of jewelry. But it’s not. Although I do LOVE my wedding ring, I have a tiny little baby ring that means the world to me. My grandma swears up and down that it was mine when I was little, but my parents say it wasn’t, or that they don’t remember it anyway. It’s just a tarnished little gold colored ring with an N on it. [Another clue that it wasn’t actually mine, since my name does not start with an N]. She gave it to me a few years back and said, “I’ve held on to this for you for so long, it’s one of the only things I’ve been able to keep all this time, and I’m so glad you’re old enough to have it now.” I love my grandma, and even though I have no idea where she picked this ring up… I LOVE IT.

Christy - My wedding ring for sure! 10 yrs later I still love to stare at it 🙂

Stephanie A. - one of my favorites is my wedding ring ! then i would have to say my next is this sweet little gold heart charm necklace that my grandparents gave me when i was little.

Cora - My wedding ring and a charm bracelet my husband gave me years ago.He has added charms to it for special occasions like the birth of our children, anniversaries etc.

Cathy Shealy - My moms birthstone ring she wore at 17 or 18. A gold band that was either dad’s or grandpa’s and last but not least my own wedding band given to me twenty one years ago

Ashley - My wedding band and engagement ring would be my most meaningful. It symbolizes the love my husband and I share, along with the struggles we’ve overcome. It’s a symbol of strength and delicacy to me.

Stacey - My husband gave me a ring with our family’s names/birthstones….I love love love it!

Laura M - I own a sterling silver daisy necklace from Tiffany’s. It was pretty inexpensive for that store, but my husband really stretched our budget when he bought it right when we were out of college… but it’s most precious to me because I wore it through all three births. I pretty much wear it everyday for more than 8 years now.

Ellen Patton - I love my grandmother’s wedding band (she got married in 1926). I love that it twists around my finger just like it did on hers.

Andrea - I used to own a beautiful pair of half a carat diamond earrings which were a gift from my grandma. She received them from my grandpa when she retired from teaching. I loved them and wore them all the time. I made sure to get them reset with screwbacks. It was a good idea, until one fell out of my ear on January 6th. I was devastated, heartbroken and just plain emotional, as I was also scheduled to return to work after being home for 4 months with my daughter.
One week after returning to work, I lost te diamond in my wedding ring, which was my mom’s diamond. Two special diamonds lost in two weeks, while doing the hardest thing ever- going back to work. So, now my other earring is in my ring. I never had the heart to tell my grandma And get sick tho log about it, 4 year later. That one diamond means so much to me, still.

S - probably my wedding ring, not only because of the commitment and love it represents but my hubby choose it out himself so I love it that much more because it really represents him…and I LOVE him!:)

jacqui anderson - I love rings …. all sorts of rings! So mine would be the gorgeous platinum diamond band thats my wedding ring and a goregous gold and coral ring that my 6 year son picked out for me that cost less than $15 but he thought i would love it and I do and everytime I wear it, he smiles xx

Alisha - I have a silversmith that I LOVE and my husband and I had her make a (new) wedding band for me that has our initials on it. We took the original stones from my wedding ring and had them put on it. I LOVE this ring. It’s unique and screams my personality and I know no one else has one like it!!!

val - A cross necklace my husband had made for me years ago… in the middle of the cross is my birthstone, the top of the cross has his birthstone, and the other three parts of the cross each have the kid’s birthstones. It’s one of a kind!

Stacy - Mine would be my wedding ring!

Maria - My wedding ring, for sure!

Joleen - Beside my wedding ring, it would be my lisa leonard necklace with my boys names on it, love it!!

Analia - My wedding set is my favorite. It means a lot because I had lost my first ring and my husband got on his knees when he presented me with my “new” ring and made it all so special!

Elizabeth - My Grandma had this pearl ring that she used to wear and the pearl would spin around (wasn’t supposed to do that). Anyway, I used to sit next to her and spin that pearl around and around. When I got a little older, she had the pearl fixed and replaced but gave me the ring (with the old pearl) I cherish it simply for the memories!

rkokes - besides my wedding ring, my favorite piece my necklace from Lisa Leonard. I have the rain or shine necklace, and I LOVE it! My daughter has wanted a necklace like it ever since she saw mine, and I would love to get her her very own. 🙂

Lisa Lichterman - My wedding ring and my moms wedding band are my two most meaningful jewelry pieces. Also a pendant necklace that recited the 10 Commandments that my grandma gave me. It is so unique and special. Sorry…that’s 3. I can’t follow rules well – lol!

Stephanie - My engagement ring of course…but I do have a very sentimental piece that I will forever cherish. When my grandmother passed away I was given her 18k gold bangle bracelet that my grandfather had given to her. She wore it everyday and never took it off. It’s priceless!

kat - I have two: one is a silver moonstone ring my mother gave me. I was taken away from her when I was 15 and she gave it to me as a graduation gift. We were still on very rocky terms then, but that she thought of me made it special. The other is a butterfly necklace my husband got me. It is the first (and only) piece of jewelry that he has ever picked and purchased for me because he knows how picky I am. 🙂

Beth in Utah - I LOVE Lisa Leonard. (I’m asking for the charm bracelet for Christmas!!)
My most meaningful piece of jewelry is my engagement ring. Priceless!

Amy - My engagement ring. I can’t wear it anymore because we were so young, but I look at it every day! 🙂 LOVE Lisa Leonard! I send a *hint hint* link to my hubby at least once a month!

Meredith - Other than my wedding ring, it is an engagement solitaire ring that my son gave me when he was six for Christmas. He was so excited to give it to me. It came in a little red velvet box with a heart on it. He was so excited when he brought it home from school (bought at the student holiday shop for $3), telling my Mom and Sister about the ring he brought them to tears as he did me on Christmas morning. Love my Jack.

Melissa - I have a pair of earrings my grandmother gave me- at the opening of the mall when I was 10, I put my grandma’s name in the drawing and she WON!!! Diamond earrings!

Juanita - My engagement and wedding rings. 🙂

Barbara (WA) - Sadly, my most meaningful jewelry was stolen ~ my grandmother’s engagement ring. I hadn’t been wearing it because diamond was loose. I’d worn it for years and wish I’d gotten it repaired. Actually, twice in my adult life I’ve had my jewelry stolen so now I keep my best pieces in odd places.

Lennie Jackson - Of coarse I adore my wedding ring. I also have the family tree piece by Lisa that I adore and wear almost everyday. Another piece that I love it the flower necklace by Allora Handmade. I have the turquoise one and it is one of my favs also. Jewelry is amazing!!!

robbie - The locket I wear that has a baby picture of my daughter on one side and her current picture on the other. A sweet reminder to make every moment count as life moves fast.

Meagan S - My most meaningful piece of jewelry is a cross necklace from Mexico. My parents bought it for my grandma who didn’t wear much jewelry but she wore the necklace all the time. When she passed away I was given the necklace. I also don’t wear a lot of jewelry but that necklace makes me feel like my grandma is still around.

Linda - My Lisa Leonard necklace with my son’s name was my most treasured piece of jewelry, but sadly I lost it.

Jess - A few years before my grandmother passed in 1995, she gave me a leather lion king watch and I was over the moon for it! ( I was in elementary school) and I still have it in a keepsake box because it was first special piece of jewelry!

Susan C. - By far, my most meaningful piece of jewelry would be my wedding ring.

Michelle - My wedding ring is the most important piece of jewelry to me. It’s treasured so much!

Amy - I have a necklace with baby feet that I wore as I prayed for the child I would adopt (before I knew who he was!). He’s here now, and the necklace is a great reminder of God’s faithfulness!

Tracie - My dad lost his sister when I was in college. For a special gift, he and my mom had her engagement ring reset and resized for me. Every time I wear it, I think of my aunt and how much she loved me.

Julie G - My mums wedding ring is my favourite. Unfortunately it doesn’t fit me as she had lovely fine fingers – maybe it’ll fit my daughter when she’s old enough!! Don’t you just love jewellery that can be passed on.
Julie

Andrea R. - There’s the obvious ~ my wedding ring. But after that there are two pieces that are tied. I have a mother’s ring with the birthstone of my children & my husband. I also have a necklace that my husband designed for me one year for Christmas when we weren’t supposed to be getting each other gifts. It’s beautiful and well thought out.

Lin - My most precious piece of jewelry is the first mother’s day present I got – a silver ring with a shell-shaped grouping of small diamonds on top. Inside it says “Mom” in filligree. My mother gave it to me, saying my then 11 month old daughter had picked it out all by herself. I don’t take it off. Lisa Leonard’s pieces are beautiful.

Helen Shields - My late Nana’s engagement ring, it is too worn down now to wear as she never took it off her finger, I love that I have a piece of her with me. Loving the chance to win, Lisa’s work is divine

Jamie - wowzers! super generous giveaway! absolutely love lisa’s work!

Kate R - Oh, I love Lisa’s beautiful things too! My grandmother gave me a ring for my graduation and engagement that her mother-in-law (my great-grandmother) had given her. It is a beautiful old filigree piece and very precious to me.

Beth - The most meaningful jewelry I own, besides my wedding rings, is actually from Lisa!
In December of 2010, just 4 days before Christmas, my precious daddy was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer. Daddy gave us all money that Christmas, and with mine I bought the Little Lady necklace and had “Bethy” stamped on it. (That was what he called me.) I also bought her pearl earrings to match. I wore those pieces for over a year after I put them on…Daddy died two months after he was diagnosed.

Courtne Huffman - Besides my wedding rings, when I was 10, my parents were divorced and decided to re-marry. They gave me and my other 3 sisters a little gold ring as a promise to us that we would stay together as a family. It’s way too small now to wear, but something I treasure to this day.

Daina Funk - My sister in law and I were given matching sister necklaces by a friend of hers. We live far away from each other and we are experiencing some really difficult family situations….being able to wear my matching necklace when we are so far away makes me thankful for the gift given to each of us…..
Daina Funk
My engagement ring and wedding ring and one year anniversary rings are a given….

Jenny Wenzel - One of my treasured favorites is a tiny diamond necklace I got on my honeymoon…such wonderful memories!

Tricia - My wedding ring, of course!

Mary P - While I treasure my wedding ring, the piece of jewelry that’s closest to my heart is a “necklace and earrings” my son made for me out of construction paper when he was 4. It’s a mess of paper and tape but I will have them till the day I die.

Agnieszka - I don’t have any “serious” jewelry. I guess the one that is most meaningful would be a beaded necklace I got in San Francisco’s Chinatown. It brings back good memories of our family vacation. We didn’t have any real vacation in few years so I cherish those memories.

Crystal L - A sapphire ring that was my grandmothers– I wear it everyday. She bought it when she became a teacher with her first paycheck– now, I am a teacher and I wear it everyday to remind me of her and the lessons she taught me.

Ruth - this summer i picked up a bright green necklace made up of big wooden beads and wooden PARROTS. it was from chinatown in bangkok and cost next to nothing but it has become the only piece of jewellery i consistently travel with. it’s always a conversation starter (i quickly learned how to say ‘parrot’ in hindi), and it makes me feel confident and happy 🙂 because bright green parrots, come on, that’s happy!

Joy - My favorite piece of jewelry is my engagement ring. It’s beautiful and constantly reminds me that my husband loves me!

megan k - The Claddagh ring my husband got for me when we were dating. Pretty special for its meaning and that he gave it to me when we were “kids”. Love Loyalty and Friendship!!

Kiley - my most meaningful piece of jewelry would have to be my engagement ring. it was my husband’s great-great aunt’s ring that was handed down to him.

Tiffany - My pearl earrings of course. They’re classic, eye-catching, and used to be my mother’s. Who doesn’t believe that jewelry that’s been passed down isn’t the most beautiful?

Christie Smith - My wedding ring, I never take it off, it’s with me everyday. I’m very happily married.

Tara - I have a necklace from Dillon Rodgers with both my girl’s names on it…wear it every.single.day. 🙂

Jamie - I have a ring with my son’s footprints…he only lived 6 hours so I love having a piece of him with me. <3 <3

Ashley - i have this teeny diamond solitaire necklace and earrings that were mine when I was a little girl. I have always kept them and look forward to giving them to my daughters someday soon.

Michele - My Mikimoto pearl earrings. They were a splurge and I save up while in college and bought them for myself. I wore them to my wedding and every day occasions. I love those earrings!

s - My grandmother’s watch and my wedding rings.

Laura in LA - A cross bracelet that matches a necklace my mom wears. I love Lisa too, so creative!!

Marita - A ring I bought in Germany. I love it, and it brings back so many memories!

Prudence - I love Lisa too! I got to meet her at The Creative Connection, first year… she bought one of my Lollibag’s, very sweet lady. Everyone is saying wedding band and I do cherish mine also, but I’ll be different and say my Hawaiian bracelet. My hubby is born and raised in hawaii and it’s tradition to have a hawaiian bracelet and pass them down to your daughters. I only have one, but 3 daughters… but with the price of gold now, doubt I’ll be getting any more!

Breeanna @ a brilliant melody - My wedding ring, not only because it’s my wedding ring, but because it belonged to my husband’s grandma, and I feel so blessed to wear a part of his families memories!

Vanessa Martinez - I love my lisa leonard necklace wuth the word: healed!

katie - my engagement ring is a sturdier copy of my great great grandmother’s ring.

Amanda - Last year (and this year, haha) my husband and I were really hard up for cash. We had skimped on all the holidays and birthdays that presents would usually come with. Randomly, and without provocation, he came home one day with a beautiful necklace. It was the first jewelry he bought me in our marriage other than my wedding rings, and I when I see it it makes me so happy to think of our love and life together.

Sabrina - My engagement ring… my husband picked it out all by himself and it is perfection!

jhdevereaux@comcast.net - I have my Grandmas locket that has my Moms teeth marks on it from when she was a little girl and would try to open it. I never met my Grandma but it makes me feel connected to her when I look at it.

Eliece - My favorite most meaningful piece aside from my wedding ring is an intertwining pair of rings similar to Lisa’s with my children’s names on them. I wear it everyday.

Emily W. - My most meaningful pieces of jewelry are the two gold bands with sapphires that my mom gave me when I got married. Sapphire is our shared birthstone, and I was married in September as well. They were her wedding and anniversary bands. They are priceless to me.

Kori - My Grandma decided a few years ago that she needed to start cleaning out her closests and drawers. While cleaning out her dresser she came across all of her old costume jewelry. She didn’t want it any longer, but I thought it was all beautiful (okay, most of it). She gave it to me and while most of it is well worn and shows its age I love wearing it knowing that when my Grandma was my age, dealing with all that life brings us at this age no matter what decade it is, that she was wearing the same thing.

Erin - Besides my wedding ring, of course, my favorite piece is a charm bracelet with 6 charms on it. Three of the charms…two pairs of baby girl shoes and one pair of baby boy shoes…my hubby bought for me the days we found out which kind of sweet baby we were going to be having a few months down the road. And the other three charms were given to me the first Mother’s Day after each of my three babies were born…all of them different and signifying something special about each child. Love it! Thanks for the chance to win!

julie - Besides my wedding rings, I would say my grandmother’s silhouette charm bracelet. It has the silhouette of each of her children and grandchildren’s heads with their birthdates on the backs of each.

Megan J - I have a charm bracelet that wa started when I was young. It started on my first Communion when I was 7 years old. Then I have a charm from every dace recital and every play I was in….The Wizard of Oz, Nutcracker,Annie…then has continued with charms for my wedding and my 2 kids. LOVE it. I don’t weat if often, but when I do- I LOVE it.

Marla - my wedding ring…it has my grandma’s diamond from her wedding band

Barb - My wedding ring <3

Shelby A. - My own wedding ring is important to me of course, but my mom passed down my great-grandma’s wedding band to me a few years ago for Christmas, and it means so much that she would share it with me. It reminds me of the strong legacy of love that the women in my family have for each other every time I wear it!

Melanie - I have a metal allergy! So I have a hard time finding jewelry that I can wear without getting a rash. sad trombone. However, I keep on my dresser a ring of my mother’s that she got in high school and I just adore its 70s charm.

Shannon Burch - My wedding rings!

Morissa - My wedding ring…my hubby had it for TWO months before he asked me to wear it! 🙂

Anita - I don’t have much “real” jewelry, and I have to agree with the many others who count their wedding band as their most meaningful–and I’ve worn it everyday for 27 years!!

elizabeth - my grandmothers wedding ring. I love to wear it and when I look at my hand, I can visualize her hand .

Kristin - My turquoise ring my grandmother gave me. So unique and special to me.

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Stephany W. - On my 21st birthday, my mom gave me the ring that my dad gave her on the day I was born. I hope to pass it to my daughter on her 21st!

Kristi Lindholm - The most meaningful piece of jewelry is my wedding ring. 21 years and counting married to my best friend.

Deidre Walker - My wedding ring for all that it represents (the wonderful man who gave it to me).

Tara Hersh - My wedding ring. It just is so special…

Julie, momto7 - I do not wear much jewelry, so my wedding ring has the most significance by far. By I have been eyeballing LL stuff for several years now, and would LOVE to win a gift certificate!

Angie - The most meaningful piece of jewelry I own is a mother’s bracelet- My husband made it for me on my first mother’s day and added beads each time one of our children was born- my favorite because he put thought and work into it.

Gretchen - I have admired her jewelry since you first posted about her stuff. My mother’s garnet flower setting ring. My mother gave it to me after i got married. She wore it for a wedding ring after her original ring was stolen from a house break-in. It’s beautiful anitique gold setting with garnets in a flower style. Dainty, classy and precious.

deb - Everyday I wear my grandmother’s amethyst ring. Love it!

Lorraine R. - My engagment ring would be first. We bought a house instead of a diamond and on our 10 anniversary, my love took me away for the weekend and re-proposed and gave me a beautiful diamond <3 Second is my "mothers" ring. I remember my grandmothers ring with it's four beautiful stones representing her four daughters and I knew from a very young age that I wanted a mother's ring some day. Now I have one more stone than my grandmother had. She was a wonderful mother and grandmother, oh and great-grandmother and she passed so much onto me without even realizing it!
I love Lisa Leonoard!!!!!

Susanna Berry - My husband gave me an antique locket with pictures of my sons in it…most thoughtful gift!

Julie - my most meaningful thing is my wedding ring… but i love that my parents bought me pearls as “the last piece of jewelry you will receive before you get an engagement ring.” very special.

Kim - My wedding ring. My husbnad proposed to me in a hot air balloon. I know – I caught a good one :). 23 years. 3 boys later. The ring is still there!

teresa - My wedding set- given to me 35 years ago…very simple….most women get a new set after so many years… instead of my husband giving me a bigger diamond…each year since we were married he write a romantic poem for me….I would much rather have 35 beautiful romantic poems than another pretty diamond.

Christie - My most meaningful piece of jewelry is definitely my wedding ring, I mean it has the most significance and came from my favorite person ever. But, I do have these amazing puzzle rings that my parents bought me when I was a kid and we lived in the middle east. They remind me of those times together and the amazing opportunity we had to live on the other side of the world. (However, the puzzle rings have come apart and I can’t figure our how to get them back together! HA! So, if anyone has some puzzle ring expertise I would really appreciate it! HAHAHAHA!)

kimmie - i would say my wedding ring! love it 🙂

Antonetta - My mom’s 14K gold charm bracelet that I “stole” from her jewelry box when I moved from NY to Texas. My favorite charm is a desk that has a rotating typewriter in the desk top. She used to be a secretary for a Greek shipping company and my dad gave it to her when they were first married. It is so cute!!! My kids love to play with it when I wear it and ask, “mom, what’s a typewriter?” Funny!

Tara - I’d say my wedding ring, for all the obvious reasons. The second piece though, would be my great grandfather’s law school ring that my great aunt and uncle gave me at my high school graduation. I loved the history attached to it, and that they were willing for me to have it. I felt very special and grown up!

Sarah - Most meaningful piece of jewelry? My grandmother’s first engagement ring. A petite diamond-shaped aquamarine stone in a classic gold setting.

Aimee - I think the most meaningful piece(s) of jewelry I own are pieces that used to belong to my Great Grandma. I have her old pearl necklace and recently had it restrung and two of the pearls made into matching earrings. I also have a lovely ring of hers but I think my favorite piece is a little elephant necklace. I love elephants and it makes me think of her whenever I wear it.

Molly B - Well, I no longer have my most meaningful piece of jewelry, but that is okay. My grandmother had always promised me her ruby ring, and when she developed Parkinson’s disease, she gave it to me and I was so happy! After she passed away, my brother was struggling with life in general, but then met a wonderful girl, and asked her to marry her. He didn’t have any money, so I offered to let him have the ring to give to her, which he did, and now they are happily married with a beautiful daughter and my brother just finished his Master’s degree! I know my grandmother would approve.
Love your blog, Meg, and hope to someday meet you at a Craft Weekend!

Jenny - I have a gold bracelet with large heart charm on it that has by Grandmother’s wedding and engagement ring (welded??) on to the heart charm. My Grandfather had it made for her for a wedding anniversary and it says “love Stanley” on the back with their anniversary date. She wore it every.single.day and left it to me after she passed away.

Arlene - Thanks for the giveaway, I love Lisa’s jewelry!! My most meaningful pieces of jewelry are my wedding rings and a claddaugh ring my mom gave me when I graduated high school that I still wear everyday!

kristi - I have a ring I wear all the time that says- be happy- on it. it reminds me to find joy, and have a good attitude about things!

Rebecca - A pearl necklace I have that belonged to my great aunt. A lot of women in my family have worn it. I wore it in my senior picture. And besides all that, it just plain makes me feel classy when I wear it.

danielle - I would have to say my wedding ring. I am not a diamond kind of girl so I rarely wear my engagement ring!!! I know it is wrong and I am cast out of the girls club…

Jen G. - My mommy necklace with my kids’ names. I wear it almost every day!

Lisa - My wedding ring came to mind first but I also received a necklace from my husband for mothers day and my birthday (they are only a few days a part) from Lisa Leonard Designs. It has all my families names on it. I really love it! There are so many other pieces I would want from her jewelry! Love ALL of it!

Lynn - It would be my wedding ring, followed closley with a Moonstone necklace I received as a college graduation gift.

Kristi Barrett - My wedding ring!

Karen D - My most important piece would be my wedding ring. I don’t have any Lisa Leonard pieces but would love to order some new favorites!

Rachel - My wedding ring… it is an antique that came from my husbands family!

Elise - My rings are all very meaningful to me – the aquamarine ring I got for my 18th birthday from my parents, the emerald ring (for my mom’s birthday month) I received for my graduation, and my engagement and wedding rings 🙂

Karen - It would have to be my mothers wedding ring set. It is by no means big or fancy but I just always remember how gret it looked on her small hands. I actually pulled it out the other night and can actually get it on my finger now.

Kristin - A handmade necklace from my dearest girlfriend that has my kids names on it. This is meaningful to me because she made it, my kids names are represented and my kids are part of my husband. How’s that for everyone important in one necklace! 🙂

KJL - when my children were born I took an afternoon with my mom and went to a bead shop where I made a bracelet with their names on it. I then added birthstones for everyone in my family…it is a treasure piece!

Kelly D - my Lisa Leonard brave love necklace with all my boys names on it! love her stuff!

Andrea - A ruby heart necklace that my husband gave me (before we married )and said, I was far above rubies in his sight :). I wore it on our wedding day.

Makila - I love Lisa’s jewelry! My favorite(s) are my wedding ring, the sign language I love you necklace my husband gave me when we were dating, my necklace that has the fingerprints of each of my four kids.

Nicole Francis - I think it would be between my engagement/wedding ring (that my husband picked out for me) and my ruby birthstone ring from my parents when I was a girl. 🙂

Charly Smith - I can’t pick just one! My garnet vintage ring from my Momma given to me my senior year of high school. My wedding ring…for obvious reasons. My Tiffany’s charm bracelet from my honeymoon in NYC, with an added charm from the following year, titled…it’s a boy. AND my Lisa Lenoard necklace with my son’s name, given to me the day he was born. Yeah…I love it all!

Kim Satterfield - my grandmothers wedding rings. she recently passed at the age of 92 and gave me her rings just months earlier. she wore them for 70 years. very precious to me.

Gina T - My wedding ring…it makes me smile when I look at it.

Michelle Whitlow - Lisa’s jewelry is AMAZING!!! My most important piece of jewelry would have to be my engagement ring. My hubby picked it out all on his own & I love it 🙂

alamama - my wedding ring. it is just a simple band, but one i love. we lost it for a long time and had to get a replacement. i was so happy when we found it.

kris saia - I don’t wear a lot of jewelry — my wedding band, a pair of gold hoops, and my favorite necklace: a very simple gold cross my folks gave me years ago. It hangs on a thick gold chain that my mama wore for many years (a gift from my dad) and its so old, it breaks occasionally and I have to take it to a jeweler to have it fixed. I always feel naked without it while it’s off my neck! But if I won the gift certificate, I’d pick something for my sissy, who loves jewelry more than life itself… well. almost. 🙂

chrissi - my mom’s wedding ring.

Amanda - My engagement ring…it’s my grandmother’s diamond in a setting I helped to design.

tiffany gardner - it is my grandmother’s (who i’m named after and never met) ring. all my mothers jewelry and her mothers jewelry was stolen shortly after she and my dad moved and this was one of the only pieces left. my mama gave it to me on my 18th birthday and i plan on giving it to my daughter on her 18th bday.

Janelle Shultz - i would definitely say my wedding ring…it has definitely stood the almost 20 years of wear! i remember the day DH proposed like it was yesterday & i remember showing it off!

CindiS - Definitely my wedding ring! 25 years next summer–it’s been fun.
A very generous give-away!

katherine brewer - My favorite is the 1c. diamond solitaire ring my husband bought me for our 30th anniversary…it means the world to me, for many reasons! Love Lisa’s jewelry!!

Halley - I wear my great, great grandmother’s wedding ring. It has her and her husband’s initials inscribed in it. Someday I will pass it on to my daughter. Would use the gift card to choose something from the new gold line. Thanks.

Emily Wingfield - The most meaningful piece of jewelry I own is a small opal and diamond ring that my father had made for me for Christmas when I was 16. Dad never bought gifts for us-that was moms job. So it was a shock to both mom AND me that he had gone and had this ring made for me all on his own. I am having it fixed up and re-sized to fit my 14 year old daughter because she thinks my dad(her Papa John) hung the moon!

melissa erin - oh man. how to decide…love my wedding/engagement rings of course, and also have a charm bracelet with my 5 kids birthstone charms on…love it too.

natalie@thesweetslife - my engagement ring! love it and cherish the memories along with it!

MegM - When I graduated from college my grandmother had my grandfather’s initial tie clip made into a necklace for me. Up until that time, I never realized we had the same initials!

Laurie - My wedding ring for sure!! Sadly I can’t wear it anymore because I have rheumatoid arthritis and it has made my joints a bit swollen. I am hopeful that the swelling will go down someday so that I can wear my ring again and not have to get it resized!!

Jenny - My most meaningful piece of jewelry I own is actually three pieces. I ordered three “love knot” rings that I wear on my wedding ring finder. One is a rope that symbolizes my husband and I being intertwined forever and the other two are solid gold to symbolize each of my daughters. I also gave each of my girls one to show them they are loved FOREVER without end.

Susan - My favorite piece of jewelry would difinitely be my engagement ring and wedding band. Everytime I pray, I spin them on my finger. I LOVE Lisa’s jewelry and designs. Thank you for a chance to win!

Amy M - I have a necklace that used to be my gram’s. Every time I wear it, I feel like she’s close to me.

Larissa - Definitely my moms’s wedding rings.

karen - Aside from my wedding rings, I have an opal and diamond ring my husband gave me when we were dating many, many years ago.

kathleen - pearls from my grandmother

Lindsey - Besides my wedding ring, my most meaningful piece is my Lisa Leonard initial necklace that has the initials of my two babies I never got to meet on this side of heaven.

Robin Canter - My one and only piece of Lisa Leonard jewelry has my name and my husband’s name on it. LOVE it.

Jenn - My wedding ring! It is a constant reminder of my commitment to my hubby and God’s commitment to us! Never ending!

Katek - I have a gold link bracelet that an aunt gave me. I remember sitting in church holding her hand in my lap and twisting and turning the bracelet on her wrist. She reached down undid the clasp and put in on my own wrist. She whispered I’m giving it to you.

mary - What a nice generous gift. Lisa is so talented all her jewelry is so beautiful. My wedding ring and engagement ring are so special to me.

Heather Langley - My most treasured piece of jewelry is a flat, gold heart engraved with my great-grandmother’s name on it. I wear it all the time. Then recently, I was cleaning out my jewelry box, which used to belong to my grandmother, and I saw something glimmer just inside the velvet edge in the back – it was an IDENTICAL gold heart with my grandmother’s name on it. They must have gotten the necklaces at the same time! So now I wear both of their hearts at the same time 🙂

Liana - My wedding ring for sure– and tomorrow is our 10th anniversary.
Love Lisa Leonard– I’ve asked for a few things from her shop for Christmas!

Shelley C - My grandmother’s wedding ring. A treasure!

Caroline - I have a simple white gold wedding band that matches my husbands. We have been married for 16 years and I have never taken it off! I am a lucky girl….after 3 beautiful daughters together, we still remain devoted. Marriage has been much harder, but also much deeper and richer than I’ve ever imagined. I hope and pray to wear this ring for the rest of my life!

deb n. - My wedding/engagement ring. They aren’t fancy but they mean so very much to me. Can’t imagine what I would do if I lost them – so I never take them off!

Kim - My favorite piece is my engagement ring which has been passed down to each oldest girl in our family. It’s a tiny diamond set in a larger setting to make it look bigger, in that wonderful antique-y kinda way. It was originally my great-grandmother’s engagement ring. She gave it to my grandfather to give to my grandma when he asked her to marry him. My grandma then repeated the tradition…when my father asked for my mom’s hand, my grandma offered ‘her’ engagement ring to him to give to my mom. When my husband (then high school sweetheart) started talking about marriage, my mom offered him the engagement ring to give to me. And now it is my oldest daughter’s turn…I know that any moment her boyfriend is going to ‘pop’ the question. I have already told him about the ring and he loves the tradition!! I’ve already had it cleaned and re-sized for my daughter. I’ll miss that little ‘old’ ring, but oh so look forward to the future that it brings 🙂

Laura W. - Definitely my engagement ring and wedding band!
I love Lisa’s jewelry and would love to win!

Kathy - My favorite piece of jewelery is my Grandma’s monogram pin. I received it after she passed away. It reminds me of her…..she was such a beautiful person.
I love Lisa Leonard’s blog and jewelery and always dream of owning a piece.
Thank you for this wonderful opportunity.

Zainab Zaki - The most precious piece of jewelry I own is a delicate gold ring with two tiny diamonds that my boyfriend of 5 years gave me with his very first salary. I think he spent almost all of that first paycheck to get me that ring. He is now my busband of five years 🙂

Amy B. - My necklace with my kids initials on it means a lot to me.

ikarentee - My engagement ring comes first . . . then a pair of opal earrings from my sister’s wedding . . .

Nichole - When I was growing up my Mom always wore a gold chain with our four baby rings on it. When I had my first son I purchased an antique baby ring and a silver charm of a little boy with overalls and spikey hair just like my son. When my second son was born I added his baby ring to the necklace. This is the piece of jewelry closest to my heart and it’s the one I get the most compliments on.

michelle Frobes - My favorite piece of jewelry is a bracelet I bought my self on a trip to see my mom’s family. It says embrace the journey. I love to look at it when I wear it to remind me that it is the “journey” that is the amazing part. The end result is never a “given” so you gotta embrace the journey or you miss out on the good things in life.
Thanks for the opportunity,
Michelle

k - It’s a tie between my wedding ring which my husband designed(with the shape diamond I like and my birthstone), and my Grandmother’s wedding ring which was given to me in 8th grade. I put it away for safe keeping and wore it when I grew older. It has the smallest, precious diamond and the gold setting is made to make the diamond seem larger(not sure what that’s called). There is a tiny heart cutout on each side of the base of the setting. Truly unique and sentimental for me. 🙂 Thank you for offering this giveaway! I would love to use it to treat my Mom.

Kristi K - my most meaningful piece of jewelry is a pendant with my daugters’ pictures on it. they were 4 and 8 at the time (11 and 15 now)……and i LOVE it!!

Laura Wilder - Besides my wedding rings – it is the Tiny Initials Necklace from Lisa’s shop. I call it my I Love You necklace. Both kid’s love to touch it while I hold them. Love the Lisa Leonard collection.

Gina - Easy one…my wedding ring. 🙂 Love Lisa’s jewelry!! 🙂

Wendy - I have two. My wedding band of course. Then I have a soldered spoon ring that my mom bought for me 9 years ago at a craft fair. I have tried to wear other rings but I always end up with this one on and just can’t seem to wear others. I love that it was an antique spoon that someone used. I love that my mom bought it for me. I love it! Thanks for the giveaway!!

Alyssa Erin - My favorite piece of jewelry is my engagement ring. My husband’s father owned a pawn shop in the 70’s. When he closed it in the mid 70’s, he gave all of the leftover rings to my mother-in-law who (over the years) had the gold melted down, and the stones reset into new jewelry designs. There was one ring however, a European cut diamond set in platinum, that no jeweler would touch/change. She put it in the family safe, and it sat there until 1998. The year it was put up was 1978, the year I was born. I never told my husband the kind of ring I wanted. He was a public school music teacher in a very, very small town, and had no money for ring shopping. I had no idea what to expect, but it didn’t matter, because I wasn’t in love with him for his money 🙂 When he gave me the most beautiful ring I had ever seen, in the fall of 1998, I really couldn’t believe that it was mine… Throughout the past 13 1/2 years of marriage, this ring has been a constant reminder to me of the goodness of God. There have been many times when I needed that reminder… He is my/our Provider. He is a loving Father. He is a giver of good gifts. He does, “Exceedingly, abundantly more than we can ask or even imagine.”

Emily a la Blog - When my husband and I got married, we bought cheap titanium rings. We knew we wanted to spend money on photography, and the event itself. So for our fifth anniversary (last year) Hubbins bought me a beautiful sapphire ring, which I wear now instead of the titanium band. Sapphire is his favorite stone, which he says is worn by royalty (not quite as big as Kate Middleton’s, but just as meaningful!).

Ashley - The pearl necklace my parent’s bought me for my wedding. While my wedding ring is my favorite piece of jewelry, the necklace is something I don’t wear often, and just reminds me even more what a special day it was!

Julie A - It would be a tie between my wedding ring, and a bracelet with my boys’ names on it that my husband picked out ALL BY HIMSELF! I couldn’t believe it! 🙂 Makes it all the more special.

S Beggsmiller - besides my wedding rings, I would have to say its the beautiful necklace my husband picked out for me and had given to me on our wedding day. He had his dad bring it to me while I was getting ready and I will always cherish the special moments I got to spend with his parents right before we were married.

BeckyB - That would be my wedding ring. And my mom’s wedding ring. Thanks so much!! (Love Lisa’s jewelry!)

abby - My husband gave me a string of pearls for my 30th birthday. I LOVE them!

Rebekah - I have to say that I ordered Lisa’s wedding cake forks for my sister’s wedding and surprised her and her husband and they LOVED them.
My favorite pieces of jewelry are a “love” bracelet and a necklace with my children’s initials!

cindy Singer - Most meaningful would have to be my wedding ring!! After that it’s my necklace from my girls!(lisa leonard) Love Lisa Leonard!!
Cindy

Shawna - My favorite is my husband’s grandma’s wedding ring which she gave to me before she died.

amanda - Believe it or not mine is a single clip on sparkley earring that was my great grandmother’s. I have it displayed in a printers cabinet tray on my wall. 🙂

Ali - My wedding ring. It’s so simple, and it’s not even a real diamond, but I love it because it reminds me of how young (and poor) we were when we got married. I would never trade it in for a larger one.

Amy - My wedding rings and a sweet butterfly pendant that belonged to my grandmother. She passed away several years ago but I think of her every time I wear it.

carrie z - Its a toss up between my wedding bands and a cuff bracelet tgat has both of my girls names on it.

Candi - Love Lisa Leonard’s jewelry. My most meaningful piece of jewelry is my charm bracelet…with charm from many different occasions, given by loved ones.

Stacy B - My wedding and engagement rings are probably my most precious, especially with the stories behind them. Other than that, I really treasure a circle pendant my now husband gave me for our first Christmas together. I was SO surprised and now I get to remember the feeling of us first dating whenever I wear it.

Carrie - I love her stuff…my favorite is a necklace my husband got me for my first mothers day with our sons name on it. Love it. Then for our ten year anniversary he bought me a family tree necklace with “mrs Claassen” and the date of our wedding. He is pretty great.

Jen - I adore Lisa Leonard… and honestly one on my most treasured pieces is incidentally called “my treasure necklace” by Lisa herself… When she first came out with it, I knew I had to have it… For one I LOVE mason jars and two, it has four hearts (I have four boys) it was made for me and my personalized tag has my hubbies name on it…

Heather M. - My most meaningful piece of jewelry is actually a Lisa Leonard piece. It is the “Grateful” piece that was given to me by my Mom during a very difficult time in our family’s lives.

Katherine - The necklace my husband gave me while skiing. It’s so beautiful with a tree bowing in the wind and a mountain in the background.

Amy K. - I have a tennis bracelet that my Mom and Dad gave to me for Christmas a few years ago. I love it ♥

Mary Wilbur - My wedding ring – three intertwined rings – one white gold, one gold, and one rose gold. Not my original ring but very special to me. The three rings mean many things to me: the Trinity; faith, hope and charity; yesterday, today,and tomorrow; and those three words – I love you!

amyellen - while i was dating my now husband he gave me a very thin small gold band for our 3 month anniversary. it was his commitment to our relationship and his intention to marry me. i have been wearing it for 23 years!

Erica Haude - So hard to choose. Besides my wedding ring–it would be either the necklace my husband gave me on my birthday the first year we were dating or the two aquamarine rings (my birthstone) that I got from my parents. first one my dad gave to my mom for high school graduation. second they gave me for my 21st birthday.

Amy - my wedding ring…like my marriage, it still shines after 15 years!

Terri Lynne Barrington - I recently purchased a necklace from Amy Cornwell. The charms have the initials of each of my children. It is my fave right now.

Becky - My wedding ring for sure. We have been through a lot in our marriage, but that ring is still on my finger 🙂

Julie J - Besides my wedding ring, my favorite piece would be a bracelet my 2 teenagers picked out and gave me for Christmas last year.

Tobi Duffy - The most meaningful piece of jewelry I own is my mother’s bracelets that she wore everyday and now I do. I carry her with me in my heart and on my arm everyday.

Renae - I’ll say my engagement and wedding ring for obvious reasons. However, when I read the question my mind immediately went to my Lisa Leonard necklace for a few reasons. 1) my boys’s names are on it, 2) I chose to put the word “remember” on the back of it, closest to my heart, to remember the baby that I lost between my boys, 3) I bought it with money from my in-laws when I finally got my master’s degree in 2009. After my brother passed away in 2007 I never thought I’d finish. But my family, along with my very supportive professors, encouraged me to keep going and right up to the 10 year mark, I finally did it!! Thanks for the chance to win Meg!

Ginny - a pair of diamond earrings my parents gave me for my high school graduation that my dad picked out for me just a year after he almost died from a brain aneurysm. I wear them when I need a little extra bit of strength some days. And yes also my wedding ring 🙂

Talia - A bracelet my mom gave to me. I wear it daily and it always puts a smile on my face. I admired it as a child and to have it on my wrist now means the world to me.
A lovely give-a-way for sure!

Rachel Matilda - I would say the most meaningful would be my wedding band 🙂

Rachel - I love, love, LOVE Lisa’s shop. But I love her story and her family more! I started following her blog before I knew she created such gorgeous jewelry (and before apparently the rest of the world got wise and realized it too – loved being one of the early ones 🙂
My most treasured piece of jewelry is my wedding set – passed down from my husband’s grandmother. I love the beautiful love story behind it – a happy marriage and couple who loved eachother dearly. Proud to wear this heritage on my hand!

Sara Miller - Of course my wedding ring would be one of my favorites, but I would have to say the ring I got from my mom on my 16th birthday. She redid one of her old rings she had gotten from my grandma and the center stone is a diamond from my moms original wedding ring.. My grandma passed away on Tuesday after a 2 year fight with cancer.. so the holidays will be a little tough this year…

Charlton - My wedding band/engagement ring is by far my most precious. It rarely comes off my finger!

katie s - Fun!! My husband gave me a black pearl ring on thin gold wire back when we dated in high school (uh, 15 years ago now), but the cute wire it was on finally gave in and broke…for our first married V-day he had it made into a necklace that I love. He rarely surprises me with anything (and isn’t into Valentine’s day) so this one was a total surprise!

Tiffany - Hands down, my wedding band. Thank you sharing the Lisa Leonard Luv.

Jennifer - I’d have to say it’s my wedding ring! But, I also made a mother’s pin at a mothers of multiples (I have twins) meeting. There are beads to represent the gemstones of all my children’s birth month.

Holly - My mother ring. My husband gave it to me the first Mother’s Day after our last baby was born. It has the kids’ names and birthstones around the ring and I love it.

Dana - I have a necklace that has a christmas picture of the kids on one side and a flower on the other. I love it!

DawnBeery - My most meaningful piece of jewelry is a gold band that my husband got me after I had a miscarriage. I wear it under my wedding band.

Whitney - My wedding ring!!!

Shay - Yes, of course, for those that are married…it should be your wedding ring! But…as others have stated, second to that I am anticipating that my most favorite piece of jewelry is going to be the Lisa Leonard mom necklace that I JUST ordered for myself for Christmas last night!!! I’ve been wanting one forever, and it was on sale, plus I used the 20% off code from – you!

Heather in Ohio - I love Lisa Leonard too and have a few of her pieces, which are meaningful to me. But my most treasured piece has to be my grandmother’s gold nugget pendant. It’s a family heirloom! Thanks for doing the giveaway!

Leslie J. - My wedding ring is MY personal most meaningful piece of jewelry. However, the piece of jewelry that probably means the most to me is a simple silver band. It was my grandmother’s wedding ring. It shows it’s age, the design is barely visible around the edges. It is not fancy or frilly, there are no diamonds. This ring symbolizes her 10 children, becoming a widow too early, her struggles, her perseverance, most of all, her love for us. I am proud beyond measure to have this ring. She was 88 when she passed, and her 88th grand/great grandchild was born shortly after. We are now at about 120+. All because of this simple band.

Penny - That would have to be my wedding ring and the cross I wear everyday. Both from my husband!

Valerie K - Obviously my engagement and wedding rings are pretty important, but second to those, I have a necklace that was given to me by my aunt and uncle as a high school graduation gift. It’s a very simple oval sapphire pendant. It’s very pretty on its own, but after I opened it and oohed and ahhed, my uncle told me that the stone itself was originally set in a tie tack that my mother had given him from the jewelry store where she worked up until I was born. My mom really loved working at this small, downtown jewelry store and I have fond memories of going there as a kid. I wear it all the time!

Lisa A - My wedding and engagement rings are kind of a given….but even more special to me are the earrings that my husband gave me after the birth of our first daughter. every time I put them on, I remember exactly how I felt the day she was born! I hope I never, ever, never, ever forget that feeling.

stephanie - a bracelet that has my kids names and my wedding ring, of course:) btw i ordered that darling little pewter bowl from lisas shop to give as a gift. It came and is so darling…i want one for myself!

Shannon Holzem - A braided friendship bracelet my daughter made me. I wear it everyday.

Terri Fretwell - My favorite piece of jewelry is a dragonfly necklace my son bought me for mothers day. He was only about 6 years old and he knows how much I love dragonflies. My first child was stillborn and there is a connection with dragonflies and him. Melts my heart. I will cherish it forever.
Thank you for always having such an intersting blog and for the fabulous giveaways you and your friends do.

gina - We were in Memphis looking for an engagement ring. None of the jewelry stores were open on Sunday. We found a pawn shop/jewelry store run by an older couple with strong New York accents. I love that my engagement ring comes with this colorful story of the pawn shop, the older couple, their accents, her beehive hairdo. When I tried on the sapphire and diamond ring, it fit perfectly and the lady said, “Darling, it’s stunning!”. Love that ring. I don’t wear it every day like most people so that when I do wear it, it feels extra special. ; )

shar y - my grandmother’s SMU class ring from about 1930. It’s too small for me but it is very symbolic as she was a female and got a scholarship way back then! She ended up not finish her college career because she got married but just getting there was the point. I love LL!

Shannon - my engagement and wedding rings. They are so perfect and simple and reflect so much on our journeys in our marriage.

Katy - I would say my wedding ring!

Cory - A ring my grandmother gave me for high school graduation that
she had received at her graduation.

Mrs. B. - My wedding ring!

Amy - My wedding and engagement rings

Tim - Well the only two pieces of jewlery I own are my wedding ring and a watch!

Peggy in TN - An amethyst (both our birthstone) ring my mom gave me that she bought when she was 19. We share the same birthstone and I have always loved it!

Sara D. - I was just given my grandmother’s engagement ring. She passed away 6 years ago, and that beautiful little vintage reminder means so much to me, fits perfectly, and is just my style 🙂

Heidi - My husband gave me a ring and necklace set when our daughter was born. I love it!

Toni :O) - My beautiful wedding ring. It’s almost 20 years old but the love I have for it has definitely grown over those many years.

lorraine tuohy - my most precious piece is my moms engagement ring, its small and delicate and i just love it!, what makes it so special, is she gave it to me before she passed. She said she wanted to see me enjoy it while she was alive . It’s a constant reminder of her love for her family.

Sandy W - Definitely my wedding ring.

Rebecca - My most meaningful piece of jewelry is my wedding band. My husband and I just married but it is a constant reminder of the promises made that day to eachother. He is such a blessing to me.

jaimie - A birthstone necklace of my 4 kids….and my engagement ring.
Thanks for the opportunity! Love her stuff 🙂

Maegan C - My favorite piece of jewelry is an antique cameo bracelet that was my mom’s when she was a teenager! its beautiful and reminds me of her when i look at it!

Sherry - I have two favorite pieces actually — a small pearl ring my dad gave me on my 16th birthday and my wedding band. While my wedding band is a simple band of silver, it was handcrafted with a hammered textured by one of my husband’s artist friends and given to me by the love of my life. Lots of love in that ring.
And, I *love* Lisa Leonard’s jewelry and blog.

Kristi Rediske - My wedding ring is really the most important and special piece of jewelry, the problem is about 18 years ago the diamond came out when I was shopping and I did not realize it until I got home at the end of the day, i have not been able to wear it since, money hasn’t been available to replace it. It would be fun to order something special from the Lisa Leonard jewelry line. Hope i win!

rachelle - A necklace my husband had made that spells my name in symbols. I love Lisa’s designs and have an initial necklace that is becoming a favorite.

C. Ward - The bright yellow pipe cleaner bracelet my son made ten years ago in preschool means absolutely everything to me.

Tiffany W. - The last Sunday my now fiancé was the minister at a church in Pennsylvania, many of the members of his congregtion shook his hand, shared gifts of blessing, and wished him off well. But one member in particular, an elderly woman who was dedicated to her attendance in the Bible Study that he had led there, wanted to show her appreciation of his time and ministry to their church in a most beautiful way. As he stood in a receiving line, shaking hands, exchanging hugs & laughs, she shook his hand and slipped an object into his hand very discreetly. He didn’t look at the item right away, but instead stuck it in his pocket until he retrieved it when he arrived home. Much to his surprise it was a diamond ring! She had given him her diamond engagement ring – even though she was still married to her husband! My fiancé called her to make sure that she had truly meant to give this meaningful item to him and she said “yes, because it is the only thing of value that I own & it is all I have to give to you.” He held on to this ring and shortly after he and I began dating, he shared this story with me. I was astonished by the beauty of the vintage piece and jokingly let him know if he ever wanted to marry me, that this would be a perfect ring to propose with! And little did I know, he remembered this request! And after we became engaged, we called the woman who gave him the ring to tell her what he had done with her ring – she was so thrilled! We are getting married in March and will be sharing this beautiful story of ministry, gifts, and love during our ceremony 🙂

GB Jost - I own 2 pieces of jewlery that are near and dear to my heart (besides my wedding ring). First, is a pin that my mom used to wear when I was litte. I can still remember the day she gave it to me–such a sweet memory…the other piece is a pearl drop necklace that belonged to my sister-in-law. She died about 3 years ago, but I loved all of her pearl pieces, and I cried when my brother brought me some of her pearls to keep.

Jessica Anne - my wedding ring 🙂

nora - I’m kind of a Lisa Leonard nut, too 🙂
Aside from my engagement/wedding rings, I wear LL’s open circle bracelet everyday – it’s engraved with my kids’ names on one side and their nicknames on the other side.

Emily - I have two besides my wedding set. A necklace made out of my mother in law’s engagement ring. She had it made for me a few years after my father in law passed away. I also cherish my grandmother’s wedding band that I wear on my right hand. She and my grandfather were married for 66 years before he passed away!

Carla G - My most meaningful piece of jewelry is my wedding ring. For obvious reasons, of course. But also because it was lost for nine years . . . and we FOUND IT! Shortly after we moved into our 100+ year old home, I dropped it down a heater vent that was in the second story. We searched and searched the vent, my husband got creative with flashlights and video cameras suspended on ropes, we even hired people to search the ductwork. We finally gave up and I resigned myself to the fact that I would never see it again. Nine years later, when we were having some work done on the house, one of the workers found it in the ceiling of our basement!

Jen Calcott - A pearl necklace my Dad gave me when I got married

Ronda - My wedding ring.:)

Jen - I have two! My wedding band of course and a sapphire ring that my parents gave me when I graduated from high school. Both are very special.

AnnMarie - My engagement ring, not because of the diamond in it but because my husband had the band custom made with his sign and my sign supporting the diamond. It symbolizes the start of our beautiful family, us two supporting our growing family.I look at it every day and I cherish it!

Martha - My cross necklace a friend made me

Kelloe - oh the love!!!! My fave piece of jewlery has to be this funky beaded hippy-ish necklace my mom used to wear in 7th grade 🙂

Amy Hartman - I have my great-grandmother’s diamond ring. Priceless to me.

Meredith G - That would definitely have to be my wedding/engagement ring! I don’t really have any jewelry that’s been given to me that is reeeeeally special. So when I was thinking of an answer, the only thing I could think of is my wedding ring. It’s my favorite piece of jewelry! 🙂

Shaun - My grandmother’s opal that my husband made inot a necklace for me. It was the first gift my dad bought for his mom with his own money. She wore it everyday thereafter! My wedding and engagement rings go without saying!

stephanie - Wedding rings. : ) I also have a birthstone ring with a stone for each of my children, myself and my husband that I love and wear all the time as well. : )

Heather - My most beloved piece of jewelry is a heart necklace that my mother gave to me when I graduated High School. My mother received it from my father on their wedding day. The necklace was given to my father by his mother. I wore this necklace on my wedding day. My grandmother and I were extremely close and I miss her everyday.

Deanna Winne - I’d have to go corny and say wedding ring of course.

Jeannette from Plant City - My engagement ring because it was the ring my husbands father gave his mother when he asked her to marry him, he was the love of her life. They were married only a few short years and when she was only 4 months pregnant with my husband they were in a horrible car accident that left her as in incomplete quad and his father did not survive the crash. They told my mother in law that she would die giving birth so she shouldn’t try to carry the baby to full herm. Needless to say 41 years later I am married to that baby boy and she has and probably always will be the strongest woman I know to fight the fight she has all these years. (they said she would never walk again and she taught herself how to) I know it’s a long story but it’s the history of why I am wearing this ring and she’s not and why it is my most cherished piece of jewelry.

Annelies - Favourite piece… I think two bracelets that I have, from each of my 2 grandmas. One is silver and the other one is some kind of faux gold, they happen to look very much alike. I’m not wearing them for fear of losing them, but they remind me of my grannies (that both passed away) all the time !

Cindy - I have to say my wedding/engagement rings.

MC - I have a couple pieces that mean a lot. My wedding ring first for obvious reasons then a cross necklace my husband gave me for our 10th wedding anniversary 10 years ago. Then most recently my family gave me Lisa Leonard’s faith, hope, love necklace. I love it. Thanks for making this give away available. Merry Christmas.

stevie - my engagement ring. my hubby spent a month researching rings and diamonds and he picked it out all on his own. he did an awesome job!

Jules - Hi Meg,
I was going to say my wedding ring / engagement ring, but actually the most meaningful this is my granny’s engagement ring that I inherited when she passed away. It is a blue sapphire and diamonds (very Kate middleton haha) and my husband proposed to me with it so it is my second engagement ring! I don’t wear it all the time as it is too fragile (and gold) but it is lovely! Fingers crossed I win as I have my eye on one of the name necklaces – would love to get it for my mum!

Lari - One that means a lot to me right now is the Africa necklace my mil got me last year for Christmas…she gave it to me with a sweet note about how she was looking forward to meeting her Ethiopian grandchildren…we’re still waiting but I think of them every time I wear it.

Amanda Owens - Definitely my engagement ring that has the diamond from my mother-in-law’s engagement ring. When my husband’s Dad died, she wanted to pass along the diamond and I couldn’t be more honored to have it. It’s beautiful! – Amanda O.

Tiffanie - My wedding ring would be the obvious pick for me. My husband did such a great job with picking it! I would LOVE to win a Lisa Leonard gift card as we are having our first baby in February and I have been looking at her website to get gifts for my Mom and Mother-in-law with our baby girls name on them but my hubby just got laid off. Thank you so much for the chance to win!

Caitlin - I don’t wear (or own) much jewelry, so it’s not hard for me to pick the most meaningful! It would have to be my engagement ring. I simple gold ring with a single pearl. It was my grandmother’s ring, and my now husband chose to give it to me when we got engaged. I love it’s simplicity!

Vanessa (Brock Rocks) - A ring that belonged to my mother before she died.

Carrie @ The Boonie Life - A necklace that my Grandad got in the Philippines when he was there in WW2. It is made out of wood with little ivory birds.

Jennifer - My engagement ring. I really wanted a sapphire instead of a diamond, and though my husband and I looked a dozens of stores, I couldn’t find exactly what I had in my head. He surprised me shortly after Valentine’s with the most beautiful ring after tricking me into believing he hadn’t been able to find the perfect ring. It’s exactly what I wanted and couldn’t put into words. Totally the best job he’s ever done picking out jewelry for me!

Melinda V.P. - A tie between my wedding ring and a simple silver bracelet that my daughters picked out for me all on their own for my birthday last year. When I wear them both together, I feel like I have my whole family represented on one arm!

jessica - my wedding rings. my husband chose them all by himself and they are perfect.

Cathy - my wedding band and engagement rings. Also, my husband brought me a beautiful emerald ring back from Greece and i love it

wendy - my necklace with a honeybee charm on it. my grandpa was a beekeper, and he recently passed away, so i bought that necklace to remember him by.

mpoggie - Other than my wedding ring? A necklace with a silver pendant cut to look like Kansas. My husband gave it to me when we were living in the desert and I was feeling particularly homesick. Now we’re back and I still wear it nearly everyday– as a celebration 🙂

Caroline Simas - My 10th anniversary band with 5 small diamonds…because for our 10th anniversary we did not go on a fancy trip, but rather a trip to the hospital to deliver twin girls…after having two sons. My sweet man gave me the ring with 5 diamonds representing the 5 people who love me the most…my husband and our four children. I think of it every time I look at it:) so special! LOVE Lisa Leonard’s jewelry and would love to win!

Aby Gittings (soon to be Baskette) :-) - My engagement ring. Getting married 12/29 of this year. I’m 48 and he’s 47 and he’s waiting his whole life. Never been married. And he picked me. And he picked the ring.

Katie - It’s a tie between my wedding ring and an old ring my mom passed down with my parents’ and sibling’s birthstones.

holly - My most precious piece of jewelry is the necklace my ex-husband gave to me the first Christmas after our son (now 22) was born. It was a golden heart locket, and held two tiny photos of our son. But what give that piece of jewelry character of it’s own is the tiny teeth marks our son left when he bit the locket. PRECIOUS!

Janel - Thanks Meg! What a wonderful gesture and gift, wow!
All my life my grandmother wore a gold ring with green peridot and diamonds. It was gifted to her from her sister whom she adored and cared for in her end days. She always wore it on her middle finger. Many, many times while visiting with her I would ask her to take it off so I could try it on. And I would always make sure to ask her if I could have it when she passed from this life. It not only reminds me of those moments from child to adult, but how much I cherished her and how grateful I am she lived a long and happy life. She had so much wisdom I carry in my heart. This would be my most cherished piece of jewelry. That and a pearl pendant gold necklace from Zales i bought myself when I was in high school. I had it on layaway FOREVER…. 1980 I think. I still have it and hope to pass it on someday.
Merry Christmas!

margo black - My favorite piece of jewelry is my engagement ring because I never have worn alot of jewelry ever before and I feel like it is always the perfect touch to make me feel fancy on a normal day. However before I got my engagement ring I got a ring from my mother on my 21st birthday that had previously belonged to my grandmother. I had made it very clear that I wanted it but I NEVER, NEVER thought in a million years it would be something to get before my mom passed and then left to me. I was shocked to get it and have never taken it off since!

Christyn - My wedding ring and a ring I got while studying abroad in Russia, that says in old Russian, “Savior keep and protect me.”

Lisa - My favorite piece of Jewelry is my mother’s bracelet! Along with my children’s first name on the bracelet I added there birthstones and I wear it everyday! I would love to purchase one of Lisa’ s necklaces for my mom with the grandchildren’s names!

Danae - Definitely my wedding ring–it’s the most beautiful thing to me!

Brenda H - A necklace my husband gave me with the birthstones of our 3 kids – I love it.

tammy - I have three and i never take them off. on my right hand, my grandmother’s wedding ring. on my left hand thumb, my mom had a wedding band made to match my dad’s wedding band for when she worked in the garden (so she could keep her diamonds sparkling!) and then ,of course, my own wedding ring. three generations of wedding rings worn daily by me 🙂

Jen - My braided white gold wedding band. My husband and I have matching ones. I love looking at it and thinking all that it’s been through since it was first put on my finger 11 years ago.

jen - looks like it’s already been said but my wedding ring is my most precious piece of jewelry also. i don’t have much other jewelry, besides costume jewelry. it’s precious to me because it’s from my husband and obviously reminds me of our life together!

Laura - Necklace with mother and daughter birthstones that my husband gave me on the day our daughter was born.

Bekah M. - My wedding ring and band are so very meaningful to me, but another special piece is an inexpensive charm necklace with charms of California and New York to represent where I live and where my sister lives. She has a matching necklace and we use them to keep each other close over the long distance.

Amanda C. - A necklace my husband gave me when I had our son.

Amanda - Top of the list would be my wedding ring. After that, I have necklaces from my mom, sister, best friend and my late grandmother. I love them all!

eapawsat - My wedding rings!! Extra special is the fact that my rings were made from gold from my mother’s, grandmother’s and great grandmother’s wedding bands.

Jenn A. - Well, I know everyone probably said their wedding ring, but I just love my engagement ring because it’s unusual-the main stone is an emerald-cut sapphire. It is very special to me because it represents a time when we didn’t have a lot of material possessions (we couldn’t afford diamonds) but we didn’t let that stop us from moving forward!

Kaye - Wedding ring!!

Laura - I had received beautiful diamond earrings and a diamond pendant necklace from my father on my graduation from college. 16 years later I still wear the earrings everyday and planned to give them to my daughter on her college graduation. Unfortunately, two weeks ago my house was robbed and all they took was cash and ALL my jewelry. All I have left is what I was wearing and on that day I was not wearing my father’s gift 🙁 At least I was wearing my wedding rings!! But I lost all my sentimental pieces from my husband and mom. I’m sure there is a silver lining somewhere. They can take my jewlery, but they cant take my memories or my faith.

Suzanne - A pearl ring that belonged to my grandma who passed away when I was in middle school. It is the only piece of jewelry I got of hers. I wore it on my wedding day, and then I had it turned into a pair of earrings to pass down to my daughter.

Kate - The most meaningful piece of jewelry I own is definitely my wedding band. I’ve never taken it off since the day we wed.

Jenni - My wedding ring because the main stone was my mother-in-laws and she gave it to my husband on her death bed and told him to give it to me. So special!

heidi c - My grandma sent me all of her jewelry, and even though it’s just costume jewelry and nothing valuable it’s priceless to me because it’s the same jewelry I played dress up with as a child. 🙂

angie - a leather bracelet with the word faith stamped into metal (Lisa Leonard style before I even knew about her) that a friend gave me in the months leading up to brain surgery. gave it to my mom to wear during surgery which she happily returned to my wrist afterwards.

lisa willis - My engagement ring! It’s actually my second one because my first one was stolen a couple years ago, but I love that my husband bought me another 🙂

Rachel B. - I have a pair of gold earrings that my father-in-law gave me for Christmas 2001. He passed away February 2002. I love wearing them and thinking of him!

Kim - My wedding ring means so much to me.

Amber H. - Totally cliche yet absolutely true. My wedding ring is the most meaningful. An amazing symbol of love and commitment from my main squeeze!

Michelle - After my mom died of cancer, I got her mother’s ring and my sister got her wedding ring. My brother was going to clean the mother’s ring for me, and lost it. My husband felt so sad about it, he bought me my very own mother’s ring with our three children’s birth stones. I love wearing it!

julie - my most treasured piece of jewelry is a beautiful diamond ring my great aunt gave me. she had no children of her own, but she had several nieces and nephews to choose from and she chose 12 year old me. it was such an honor. i rarely wear it, but when i do, i feel like a million bucks.

Janine - Of course my wedding ring, but there is also a necklace my husband gave me on my wedding day. It is small flowers with a crystal in each flower. As I looked back at my grandmother’s wedding photo (after my wedding) I noticed she was wearing a similar necklace in her photo. It was a complete coincidence because my husband didn’t know, but it makes it all the more special to me.

Stephanie - my pearl necklace that my boyfriend (now husband) bought me for my high school graduation. I wore it for my prom and my wedding.

Amy - Definitely my gorgeous wedding ring. And a necklace with three stones my husband bought me when I had my daughter–since there were now three of us!

kettie benson - i would say my wedding ring…a symbol of a lifelong commitment to my best friend!

cassie - A necklace my husband gave me when we were first married. I feel in love with it one day at the mall and was completely surprised when he gave it to me for Christmas 🙂 unfortunately, the chain broke and the pendant is sitting in my jewelrybox. I’ll get a new chain.. someday 🙂

Amy Clutter - I love my ‘mom’ necklace – a different piece for each of my children.

lauren - I was not blessed with a great marriage so I have no wedding jewelry to treasure. I do however have three wonderful children who gave me a lisa leonard bracelet for mother’s day that bears their names. they are my treasures.

Gina Maserang - I have the beaded baby bracelet my husband wore in the hospital when he was born. White beads with black letters,spelling Maserang, and blue beads on either side of the name. Funny to me that they put beads on a baby’s bracelet back then (1965). Now they are just paper.

Andrea Siebert - a necklace with all of my kiddos names on it 🙂

jerusalem - I love our wedding bands because they are both “found” and unique. I found mine the day I was supposed to get my wedding portraits made almost 16 years ago. Instead it rained and my mom and I killed time, hoping it would pass, in an old flea market. I found my ring in one of the small booths for $60, of course buying a vintage ring meant that me and my husband and I were not able to have matching ones. Later on, when things were tough, we had to pawn Nathan’s plain ring to help pay an electric bill, so for years he has worn a $5 silver ring in it’s place. Almost 15 years to the day I found my wedding band, I found one, identical to mine, for my Sweet Man by way of my brother (someone had given it to him.) Last year on our anniversary I was finally able to give my sweet man a matching ring.

Barbara Youngren - I have many pieces of jewelry I Iove… and, of course, my wedding ring is my absolutely most treasured piece. The other one is strange, but it is a tandem bicycle with diamonds set in the wheels. My husband and I loved to long-distance bicycle and we have ridden a tandem for years. On our large group trips (500 or more), many of the husbands take off and leave their wives behind in a show of testosterone, but my husband is committed to me riding on the bike with him… and he thinks it’s great to have me close to talk to. So… if he wants me to share his bike with him I will wear a tandem necklace proudly!

Sarah - My grandmothers 1/4 carat diamond ring that my grandfather gave to her after his four year deployment to France during WWII. Almost as treasured as the shoe box of love letters he sent he during that four years. That ring lovingly sits on my 15 year old daughters right ring finger. Her name is Nettie, named after my beloved grandmother who wore it on her right ring finger until she passed a month before my Net was in my belly.
I love your blog! I have 4 children close in age proximatey. You are brilliant!

Lynne Selte - My most treasured piece of jewelery is a St. Christopher medallion that my Nana wore every time she came over from England for a visit. I was not blessed to live in the same country or even continent as my grandparents. But the distance did not hinder the close bond I had with my Nana. Her and my Grandad were able to attend every graduation and wedding of me and my 5 siblings with visits when we were younger. On every visit she wore her St. Christopher medallion as he is the Saint of travelers. When I was little sitting on her lap I use to rub the medallion between my fingers asking her to tell me about it. Well, 2 years ago at the age of 93 my Nana joined my Grandaddy in heaven and she left me her medallion. It definitely is my most prized possession. I wear it every day and know my Nana is always with me. :0)

Katelyn B. - Mine would have to be the pearl earrings from my grandmother I have had them since I was 9 years old and they mean so much to me!

Stephanie - Definitely my wedding set. I had only a small “promise ring” that my husband gave me while we were dating, and wore that for the first 12 years of marriage. Then Christmas 4 years ago hubby surprised me with the set I have now: vintage looking, and so me. It makes me happy that he picked it out for me after 12 years. He still thought I was worth it! 🙂
Thanks for the giveaway! 🙂

Blythe - my watch. the one piece of jewelry I have that I didn’t expect to get. my husband bought it for me on my 25th birthday. Wow!! Almost 15 years ago.

Rhondabrooke5@yahoo.com - My husband gave me a cross after our 1st daughter was born. Other than my engagement ring it is my favorite!

Gina DeHoogh - I have a charm necklace with all of my kids, their birthstone, and a cross on it. LOVE it. I love that people ask me about it, and I get to tell them about my 4 kids. 🙂

Jenn - my wedding ring…love

Amber Hopkins - My wedding ring!

Emily - My wedding/engagement ring and 5 year anniversary band. Just celebrated 10 years!

Katrina - I have a piece of Lisa Leonard jewelry that’s my favorite – a necklace with a charm of my initial, and a charm reading beautiful. It was a gift from a sweet girlfriend of mine, and it reminds me every day that I AM beautiful, even on bad hair days! Would love to be able to gift something as meaningful to another friend!

Julia - I would say the bracelet made from the silver clasps of my great grandmother’s Bible. It even has her initials engraved on the inside. I wore it on my wedding day!

amy j - hands down, my wedding ring. treasured!

Erin - The cross necklace my Dad lovingly picked out for me all on his own. He was so proud.

Morgan - wow-what an awesome give-a-way! the most meaningful piece of jewelry i have is a tiffany’s love knot bracelet that my parents gave to me and my 2 sisters. we each got them at different times in our life, but now each have one. i work full time at the hole in the wall gang camp and my little sister was on summer staff this past year. we blindfolded all the staff for a trust walk and she was very nervous and hated it. i went over to help guide her, she felt around on my wrist for it. you could see her relax when she found my love knot. none of us ever take it off.

Kirsten J - Hands down, it is the charm necklace with my grandparents wedding photo (on a farm in Kansas, circa 1936). And have I told you Lisa Leonard necklaces make and excellent year end class gift for a teacher?

Kimberly - I love my engagement ring! I picked it out, but I love the memories of finding just the right one with my husband, and how he actually cared so much to shop with me and buy it for me when we got engaged!

Angela - I adore my wedding ring, and would pick out this exact ring again 13 years later.

Angie M - My wedding rings. So important to me.

Shannon - The most meaningful piece I own isn’t something I wear everyday. It’s my grandmother’s opal and diamond ring that was given to me after she passed away. Just knowing that I have something of hers that meant so much to her means the world to me! Thanks for the chance to win a gift card to Lisa’s store. All her products are amazing.

Jessie - My wedding ring would be my top. I also have a Lis Leonard charm necklace with all four of my boys names and I wear it everyday. I love having it on. There was a time when I wasn’t sure if we would have any kids and I love the sweet names on my neck a constant reminder of God’s blessing!

Mia - What a great give away!
One of my favorites is a gold wishbone pin with a diamond at the tip. My grandmother gave it to my mother to wear on her wedding day; and my mother gifted it to me to wear on my wedding day. Am so grateful to have two young daughters who will (hopefully) pin it to their wedding dresses one day!

Bebe - I have to say my wedding rings! Love LL!

Melissa - after we adopted our daughter, my husband bought me a ring with her birthstone in it. the day she gets married, i’m going to give it to her.

Jessica w - One of my favorite pieces is a Lisa Leonard bracelet from my husband that just says “loved.” My husband passed away this year from cancer so it is even more special now.
I love her pieces, they are beautiful.

Karey - My wedding ring!!!

Sarah - Other than my wedding rings, a necklace my husband gave me the first Christmas we were dating and a “special occasion only” necklace from my grandparents for my college graduation.

Jennifer - My great grandmother (who is now with Jesus) gave me a heart locket necklace that was given to her by my great grandfather. I love wearing it close to my heart. Sure do miss that sweet lady!

Stephanie Y - My wedding ring tops it, but also a necklace I got from my husband with my three children’s names on it. Thanks!

Hole - A pin that was my great grandmothers photo in it . It belonged to her,and she was a teen in the photo…..

katchen - When I was sixteen my grandfather sat me down at the kitchen table and gave me “the I love you ring”. It was given to him by my grandma, to her by her dad & to him by an aunt. You just have to promise to give it away to someone you love. It is an old white gold diamond ring & when I wear it I am comforted always. I plan to give it to my daughter.

casey - when my husband and I were dating, our first yr anniversary he gave me a ring that was specially made for me. It said FAITH, LOVE AND TRUTH. And 11 years later I am still wearing it (c;

Karla S - I have a set of my grandmothers pearls that were given to me after she passed away. The set has so much meaning to me and they are my favorite pieces to wear.

Tonya S. - Definitely my wedding ring!

Sarah - My grandmother’s engagement ring… she loves telling the story of how hard my Grandpa worked for it 🙂

Deborah - My favorite piece of jewelry other than my wedding ring is a necklace that my husband got me last year from Lisa Leonard. I was so surprised and excited when I got it…I love it! It has my name and my husband’s name….love. I am always looking at her site to see what piece I can wish for next :).

Janel - my grandmas wedding band that i wear next to my own!

Courtney - besides my wedding ring, it would definitely be my necklace that has all 6 kids names on it!

--Deb - A remarkably easy question–the most meaningful piece of jewelry I own is my grandmother’s diamond ring. Not only is it beautiful and the only thing of hers that I have (she died when I was 9), but my mother chose to give it to me because she thought her Mom would have wanted it that way. Not to mention that she lost it on the beach on Martha’s Vineyard once, decades ago when my Mom was little, and my grandfather (rather miraculously) found it by scooping out a huge, double-handful of sand and letting it filter through his fingers. (Talk about family legend.) I love everything about that ring. But, Lisa’s stuff? That sure is pretty, too!

Terri Peters - My wedding rings because I’ve worn them for nearly twenty years and through all 4 of my children’s births.

Shauna - the necklace I wore when I got married (garnets, seed pearls, gold and silver beads) that is now in a sandwich bag since my daughter broke it. And my replacement wedding ring (the first one slipped off and got lost in a restaurant when I lost weight when I was pregnant) from my hubby.

Shannon - my wedding ring and band cuz that’s where it all began 😉

melissa - my most meaningful piece of jewelry is my wedding ring for sure! I would love to win a gift cert, those necklaces are beautiful! 🙂

Tami Sickels - I have to say my wedding ring but not because of the reason you think. My grandma gave my husband her wedding band from my grandpa and my husband had a diamond put on it. So that is why it makes it extra special because I know it was given with love to my grandma and to me.

kristy - My wedding ring…. but half the time it won’t fit over my knuckle! 🙂

jamie - My wedding ring:)

Kellie - This is not going to sound very original, but I have to say my wedding band. Letting my husband put this ring on finger was the best decision I ever made. 🙂

Rachel Walser - I love her stuff!! I have my mom’s wedding band that my dad gave her, with his inscription to her on the inside. I wear it when I wear gold jewelry since my wedding band is silver. I love that she gave it to me.

Cass M - My great grandmother, grandma and mother all had the diamond in my wedding ring …. so I guess that would qualify! 🙂

Maureen S - I love Lisa’s gold line that just came out. My new favorite necklace is her gold chevron. My favorite older piece of jewelry is a pearl necklace my husband gave me for Christmas. It’s just the perfect hint of vintage. Just thinking about them makes me giddy.

Heidi of Operation Organization - most meaningful? all the antique rings i inherited from my grandmother .

Tracy Fisher - the two Tiffany bands my husband bought me for the birth of each of our children. they were the cheapest thing in the store. and all he wanted to do was give me a “little blue box”. we had no money. but he saved… and bought them one at a time. i cherish those rings for the kids they symbolize and the husband that is behind them. -tracy

Allison - Of course it’s my wedding ring – for obvious reasons – but the second most meaningful piece of jewelry I own is my grandmother’s wedding ring. My grandfather gave it to me along with his mother’s wedding ring a few months before I got married. The center stone in my grandmother’s ring came from my great-grandmother’s ring (she died when my grandpa was a child).

Marilyn M. - My redone wedding ring and an antique sterling silver charm bracelet from my mom.

Courtney - My favorite piece of jewelry is a bracelet my mom had made for me. She took all her gold pieces and had them melted down and hammered into a cuff bracelet. I just love that it signifies my mom’s life.

Carrie h - I actually love my Lisa Leonard necklace that my husband gave me after the birth of our first child. It has her nickname on it that we were calling her before she was born. He surprised me with it!:)

Kelly - my wedding ring

Lori H - oops, that was supposed to be wedding RING

Lori H - My wedding is doubly special…it is made from the gold from my husband’s grandfather’s service medal.

Jolie - My wedding ring certainly! It is so symbolic of our vows, and my husband picked it out. There is nothing fancy about it, but I love the man who chose it for me!

Allison - my wedding ring, it belonged to my great aunt. i told my husband before he proposed that i didn’t want an expensive ring, so he suggested we use my great aunt’s wedding ring that i inherited. 🙂

Jenn N - What a treat to read the comments here and such wonderful stories and memories. We sure are a sentimental bunch 🙂
Of course my favourite piece of jewellery are my wedding rings but I also wear my Lisa Leonard silver Heartstrings necklace with my children and husband’s name on it almost every day. Thank you for the chance to add to my small collection.

Tracy H - I have a 3-string pearl necklace my grandma gave me when I got married…..she wore it at her wedding 60 years earlier. Something I will always cherish!

Angie - I have a ring with my children’s names stamped on it. It was a Mother’s Day gift just after my son was born. I love it!

Autumn - Wedding ring 🙂

Sara Torbett - Definitely my wedding ring! It is an antique and my husband picked it out completely on his own. 🙂

Cate O'Malley - I love her stuff, but it’s never in the budget. My most meaningful jewelry are two necklaces I have, one with each of my children’s first initials on a small round disc.

Erin - My wedding ring.

Rae - My wedding rings. Took me forever to find the right guy. So blessed.

Brenda - This is difficult for me to choose I lost me mom & gramma within 3.5 months of each other I wear the pearl necklace my gramma gave me for highschool graduation and on the same chain a pendant my mom had made for my 2 sisters and myself.

Holly Spangler - I have a charm bracelet that was started by my grandma; She put those lovely old silhouette charms on for each of her grandchildren. Then my mother inherited it and added charms for each of her grandchildred (who all happen to be my children). I inherited it when she passed away last spring, and it is cherished for sure. My daughter already talks about adding charms when she gets it someday. 🙂

Amy - So hard to decide…of course my wedding and engagement rings; then there is my Lisa Leonard necklace with my kids initials; a bracelet of my mothers; a pearl necklace my husband won on a radio contest; diamond earrings made from my grandmothers’ rings…too hard to pick!

ChrisA. - It would have been my wedding ring which came from my husband’s great aunt (over a 100 years old). Unfortunately, I lost it when we moved a few years ago. Therefore, my most meaningful is my mother’s ring that my husband gave me for my birthday one year. Beautiful, beautiful jewelry. Thanks so much for the chance to win.

April - I have a white gold ring with an onyx in it from my mom. I hope to pass it to one of my daughters eventually. I love all of Lisa’s jewelrY.Thanks for the giveaway chance!!

Patricia - I have a bunch of pieces and they are what I wear almost all the time. My engagement and wedding band of course. of course! 100% of the time! 🙂 My husband gave me a diamond heart necklace for our 9th anniversary…the thought he put into it makes me smile whenever I’m looking at it. It is my go-to necklace that I wear every day. Sometimes I change it up though….with a necklace from my son. That he picked out for me for Christmas about 5 years ago. He was 4 years old. He literally picked out the “biggest jewelled” piece he could find at a little boutique. My husband tried to convince him to choose a different one that was less “spectacular” but he would have none of it! I laughed when I opened the present that Christmas morning because I immediately knew what had gone on just by looking at it. I still wear it proudly…and my son always notices right away when I’ve chosen to wear it somewhere special! 🙂

Mae - My two silver rings… that I gave myself! Two years after I started selling my artwork on Etsy, I decided to quit my “day job” to become a full-time artist. When I made the leap, I bought two handmade rings that say “to go into the world” and “to be brave” (words from my first painting) to remind myself that dedication and bravery pays off.

mary - Mine would have to be the necklace my husband gave me after he graduated from pilot training: a set of my own wings! He was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes shortly after and can’t fly anymore so it means so much more to me now. Love Lisa Leonard and her beautiful jewelry!

Leadia Jarvis - Since I was the only one of my grandmother’s grandchildren that didn’t have a sister, she chose me to inherit the gold locket she wore as a child. Inside are teeny pictures of her and my grandpa. The outside of it has a dent where she bit it when she wore it as a little girl. Totally special.

alicia @ la famille - well, don’t you just have some FUN giveaways lately!!! my favorite piece of jewelry is probably my tiffany’s horseshoe necklace from my honey for my 30th bday this last august. that little blue box was a material-dream come true! 🙂

mistycoatsluvs2scrap@yahoo.com - thanks for the great opportunity…love lisa too. my most favorite piece would have to be my diamond earrings. the first and only gift my husband was able to surprise me with. my husband is not a shopper, not really a gift-giving kinda guy so this was major. and he used his first commission check to buy them…took the entire check. 15 yrs. later and I can count the times I have taken them out for more than just a cleaning, they never come out.
thanks again!

Kate - Whoa…you’ve been doing some pretty amazing giveaways over here. Apart from my wedding rings…I’d have to say the necklace my parents gave me for high school graduation. It’s a VERY old coin from Masada, Israel set to hang on a silver chain. I love that it is so unique, and I love that my dad picked it out for me during a business trip to Israel. I’ve got my eye on a couple of gold pieces from Lisa’s shop…so, pick me…please!

jennifer f - Hey meg! Long time reader, first comment 🙂 so my dearest piece of jewelry is my bracelet. My mama Cece just went into the nearer presence of Jesus this summer. She was a bsf leader for over thrirty years and along that time the members of her class gave her a charm for each book of the bible they completed. She was able to do Isaiah the same year I began bsf . It was so special to finally share that with her. So when she passed away this summer my grandpa gave me her charm bracelet. I’m honored to have it, but blessed beyond measure that a lady like her shared almost e very day with me for 18 years of my life. I treasure this because when i wear it I feel her near me.

Lu W - My grandmother gave me a sterling silver guardian angel necklace and I feel her presence every time I grasp or glance it.

Karie - Other than my wedding set, I have a sweet white gold and diamond ring that is identical to the rings my mom and sister wear everyday. I think of them everytime I look at it 🙂

Adrienne - My mothers wedding band!

shelley - my wedding ring. it is the only jewelry i own!

Sarah - My wedding rings!

Donna - My favorite piece of jewelry is my wedding ring followed by my grandmother’s wedding ring.

Lindsaywillman - I cherish my jewelry that was given to me or belonged to my grandma. I have her wedding set and some topaz jewelry and I love it so much. I also love the pieces I’ve bought for myself to represent my kids. Would live to have another Lisa Leonard piece to add our new baby girl’s name to. She’s due tomorrow! Thanks for the chance to win.

Kate B - My father gave me a beautiful pearl bracelet the day of my wedding. It means the world to me.

Caroline - Hands down my wedding rings! Well, in all honestly, they are the only jewelry I really wear since having kids:) My son is just getting old enough to start wearing it again now that he won’t rip my earrings out of my ears anymore! HA! OH, but if you count the elastic hairband that is always around my wrist, I’d have to rate that right up there with my wedding rings – I’m such a Mom!!!

Gretchen P - besides my wedding ring from my late husband, it would be my grandfather’s wedding band. I wear every day. He was such a special man, a POW in World War II. He taught me so much, and I miss him every day.

janet @ ordinary mom - A diamond necklace my husband bought me the Christmas after our youngest was born (she is now 6). It has 3 diamonds and was the first and only true SURPRISE jewelry purchase he made for me. And he did such a great job. Since getting pregnant I can’t wear my rings much anymore or I have reactions and rashes. But this necklace? It never comes off. 🙂

the domestic fringe - I have a 4 Leaf Clover charm that my uncle gave my grandma when he was in the service. She wore it every single day since and we’re talking like nearly fifty years. She told me before she died it was mine, and now I have it, although I wish she was still wearing it.
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Eva Scott - Besides my wedding ring, a lady gave me a charm that said MOM. I was feeling kind of down and she didn’t know it but felt like the Lord told her to take her own MOM necklace off and give it to me. She had no idea how I was feeling. I was overjoyed to say the least!!

Tina C - Of course my engagement and wedding rings. But also on that finger I have added a silver band that my daughter created in a jewelry class. The three rings symbolize the love and eternal bonds I have with both my husband and my children.

Tracy - My most meaningful piece of jewelery is a charm bracelet that I’ve had forever. It has charms that so many important people on my life have given me. I wear it all the time and I love it!

val - undoubtedly a circle shaped pin that a parent of a student of mine gave me after my grandma went to be with Jesus. It was her mom’s pin (who had also passed away) and she wanted me to have it to give me comfort. Sweetness!

Angie Rathbun - My grandmother gave me a ring my grandfather gave her on their 30th wedding anniversary. I wear it on my right hand as the perfect compainion to my wedding ring. Together they are a daily reminder to not take for granted the gift of marriage.

Christy K - The most meaningful piece of jewelry I own is an amethyst ring given to me by my late grandmother, or Baba as I called her. My Gido (grandfather) was an amazing artist and during the war he was captured and put in a work camp. One of the supervisors at the camp admired his art and really wanted to own a piece, however did not have the money to pay for it. Instead, he traded my Gido a large piece of amethyst for one of his paintings. My Gido brought that stone with him all the way from Europe and once he and our family were settled here had it set into a ring. I wear that ring proudly and will forever treasure the story behind it. Thank you SO much for this opportunity… I have always wanted one of Lisa’s necklaces and would love to win! A very happy Wednesday to you!

colleen from alabama - Wedding ring. I was 31 years old when i got it… I had waited a looooooong time and knew exactly what i wanted. I described it to my husband and he got it perfect. It is an emerald cut set sideways with a baguette on either side. To this day i have never seen anything like it. We’ve been married just 15 years and it still is my FAVORITE EVER!

Kelly - I treated myself to a charm necklace that I had been wanting. It was right around the time my husband and I were told that we the liklihood of having another baby was slim to none. I bought a necklace with charms thinking that it would make the thought of our complete family become more real. Little did I know at the time this was all happening that I was pregnant! Not only pregnant, but pregnant with twins! God is so good! Being able to add two more charms to my necklace was wonderful! I wear my five charms proudly!

leslie - my key chain that has lots of charms and pennies from the year i met my husband, married my husband and the years our kids were born.

Gina - It would have to be my mother’s diamond that she had made into a necklace for me!

Emily Clark - A cross with my grandmother’s maiden initials on it, a gift she received upon high school graduation. Out of 8 granddaughters I was blessed with it.

Stephanie C - My grandmothers ring 🙂

Rmichaels63 - My wedding ring. The main diamond is from a ring of my mother in laws. There is also a super sappy proposal story that goes along with it, but that is for me! I took the ring about a year ago to a local jewlery store in a grocery store(not a good move) to have it resized. It came back in horrible condition and I couldn’t let them touch it again to fix it. Fast forward to today……I am a nanny for a jewler and he out of the blue asked me if he could take it to work and clean it for me. His wife brought it back to me this evening fixed and beautiful!

Trindin Cavalier - Shortly after building our home we were robbed on Christmas Eve..while we were at the local children’s hospital donating the items my students donated. All of my jewelry was stolen except my wedding set. The next day on Christmas my godmother gave me her 10 perfect diamond wedding ring from a man she divorced. She didn’t put her name but I knew she was trying to replace some of my stolen items. Fast forward 4 years later..same aunt shocks the family with news of her breast cancer…she died in 5 weeks. A year after her passing I had the ring made into a new ring to symbolize changes I made in my life…she would be so proud of who I am today. Every time I touch the ring I think of her watching me from above. It has been 6 years since Auntie Bonnie left this world and I miss her so much!
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Heather - My favorite piece of jewelry is & will always be my engagement ring/wedding rings. Still SO precious to me 16 years later…

shepea - I have a mother and child necklace that my husband gave me when our kids were small, back before we could really afford it. It still means a lot to me and is very beautiful.

Nicole - The most meaningful piece of jewelry I own is the ring I wear on my right hand, always. It is a reminder that the Lord is always with me, even if one of the stones is missing.

Amy G. - When my husband came home from his first deployment, he bought me an eternity band to match my wedding ring set. We had only been married for 6 months when he left, and he was gone a year. We renewed our vows with that band, and every day when I put on my rings, I put that one on last of all: the best for last. 🙂

Christine - My favorite piece is a heart shaped necklace with a picture of my mother and father inside it. Used to be my mom’s 🙂
Also I love love love Lisa’s jewls, and I think I will purchase something for a friend this Christmas, even if i’m not the lucky one!

Karen Levsen Giddings - That’s easy. I have a a heart thumby necklace of my husband’s thumb print. I wear my cross with it because I know that he is in heaven. That is my favorite.

Christine - After a long road of infertility I finally got pregnant with our little boy. I found out just before our anniversary so as an anniversary gift my husband gave me a necklace with a bean on it. The bean represented new life. I cherish it so much, I wear it all the time and it is such a sweet reminder of how precious that little life is to our family. 😉

Kate - The most meaningful piece of jewelry I own is my father’s ring. It was his father’s Navy ring, and my father wore it most of his adult life. I remember it on his hand, like a part of him. I never saw him without it. He passed away 2 years ago. As I sat with him at his bedside before he passed, he asked me if there was anything of his I would like. Without hesitation I asked for the ring. It just IS my Dad. It is too big for me, so I either wear it on my pointer finger or keep it by my bed. I treasure it, I like knowing it is there, sometimes i just twirl it between my fingers. The Navy seal is pretty much all the way worn off, it just looks like worn gold with a strange bit of etching, but to me, it is beautiful.