emme de mamá

Going back to the beginning of my motherhood journey

"I don't want to be here anymore" While those words were coming out of my mouth, I felt two things at the same time. The first was shock. I couldn't believe that I was feeling such a rejection of m...

The Horóscopo Charm Collection

I decided to design a Charm Horóscopo Collection with each one of the symbols of the Horoscope. A medal to remember us the place of the Sun on our birth chart, and the characteristics of our person...

Zoe Costa

With an eternal smile on her face and hands full with two kids, Zoe Costa is also a health and fitness coach, helping busy women live healthier lifestyles with confidence. I met Zoe through the Mia...

Pearls, Abuelas and me

Inspired by my Abuela's earrings and the transforming symbol that pearls have been in my life, this collection is my contemporary take on pearl accessories. Mixing rhodium-plated silver cable knots...

Odalys Quevedo

Odalys Quevedo is an online and social media written content expert. Almost two years ago, Odalys made the jump between being a stay-at-home mom to being a full-time mompreneur. Her latest endeavor...

Starting 2020 with an Intention, my best advice for you

It was the end of the year 1999 and a piece of paper I wrote three words. Without having much conscience, I wrote what I wanted and needed, and without knowing it, I connected for the first time wi...

RED, RED, RED

When I got married, I wore a handmade ivory dress. It had a delicate top on lace and a solid ballroom skirt that will barely touch the floor and that extended into a chapel train. My hair had a cla...

Shiri Sarfati

Shiri Sarfati comes from a long line of entrepreneurs. She is a second-generation esthetician with a Masters in Cosmetic & Fragrance Marketing and Management, and is the proud founder of 23 SKI...

My Abuela’s Earrings

Back in 2013, I was the mom of a toddler and a preschooler. I had been an immigrant and ex-corporate women for almost two years. I was a stay-home-mom with everything to succeed, but I was failing ...