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Kin & Pebble 20 Years In Business

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Key Takeaways:

• Kin & Pebble is celebrating its 20th anniversary, expanding its personalization capabilities beyond memorial jewelry to everyday occasions and milestones.

• The collection offers custom pieces—including handwriting, fingerprints, and paw prints—available across various metals like stainless steel, sterling silver, gold, and platinum.

• Kin & Pebble supplies independent jewelry retailers with unique, highly personalized products that help differentiate their showcases from conventional inventory.

Kin & Pebble is celebrating its 20th year in business, marking two decades of creating personalized jewelry designed to capture the people, pets and moments that matter most.

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The company’s roots began in the memorial industry, where highly personal keepsakes such as fingerprint jewelry offered families a tangible connection to someone they loved. Over the past 20 years, that personalization expertise has grown well beyond memorial jewelry, opening new possibilities for celebrating relationships, milestones, family, pets, and everyday moments through custom jewelry.

Today, Kin & Pebble brings that experience to independent jewelry stores, offering retailers an extensive collection of personalized jewelry. The collection includes necklaces, rings, bracelets, petite charms, keychains and other personalized keepsakes, with designs available in a range of metals, styles and price points. Options span stainless steel, sterling silver, solid gold and platinum, giving jewelers opportunities to offer personalization across a variety of customer budgets.

While memorial jewelry remains an important part of the company’s heritage, Kin & Pebble’s personalization capabilities make the collection suitable for occasions throughout a customer’s life. A child’s first handwriting can become a pendant. A handwritten message can be preserved in jewelry. Handprints and footprints can commemorate a new baby, while paw prints can celebrate a beloved pet. Fingerprints can create meaningful pieces that connect spouses, parents, children, grandparents, and other loved ones.

For jewelry retailers, these highly personalized products offer something increasingly difficult to find in conventional jewelry collections: pieces unique to the individual customer that can’t be replicated by selecting another item from the showcase.

Kin & Pebble continues to develop new styles and personalization options with the jewelry-store customer in mind, combining its experience in custom memorial products with designs intended for gifting, celebration and everyday wear.

For product details, wholesale pricing, or ordering information, jewelry retailers may visit www.kinandpebble.com, email service@kinandpebble.com or call 253-358-2399.

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