CARINA HARDY BLOG
Why We Still Carve In Wax
Why We Still Carve In Wax
In an industry racing toward machines and perfection, we choose wax — an ancient ritual that demands time, sacrifice, and human hands. Because jewelry isn’t meant to be stamped out. It’s meant to be felt, flawed, and alive.
What CARINA HARDY piece to wear based on your zodiac sign
What CARINA HARDY piece to wear based on your zodiac sign
Your jewelry says more than you think. In this guide, we pair each zodiac sign with a CARINA HARDY piece that captures its spirit — whether you follow the stars closely or just for fun. Find the one that feels like you.
SUSUBU: OUR DIRECT ACTION INITIATIVE
SUSUBU: OUR DIRECT ACTION INITIATIVE
SUSUBU silver nursing cups is our commitment to direct action, in partnership with Bumi Sehat, a family clinic providing free healthcare in Bali and beyond.
How to Layer Necklaces Without Tangles or Tension
How to Layer Necklaces Without Tangles or Tension
Tired of your necklaces ending up in a knot? This guide breaks down how to layer necklaces the right way — from picking the perfect lengths to mixing textures and using simple tricks to avoid tangles. Easy, practical tips for creating a layered look that feels natural and stays in place.
The Case for Fewer and Better
The Case for Fewer and Better
In a world drowning in sameness, we choose to make things that endure — not because it's easy, but because it's necessary. We commit to presence, intention, and sustainability. Not more things — but the right things.
Against the Breast or Strapped to the Thigh
Against the Breast or Strapped to the Thigh
What do you take when you can’t take anything? Mothers knew what they were doing when they handed down jewelry. For centuries, women stitched escape into their seams and wrapped freedom around their necks. A personal reflection on what’s passed down, what’s hidden in plain sight, and what women have always known: beauty is power.
Labels Are for Packaging, Not People
Labels Are for Packaging, Not People
The world loves to label us, but we’re fluid and amorphous. Constantly changing. We make jewelry that keeps up— not for who the world says you should be, but for who you already are (and all the selves still coming).