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Marla Aaron We are a rebellious little company and we make jewelry and other objects in New York City. They are beautiful and people seem to love them.

Marla launched the collection in 2012 when her combined obsessions with bridges, hardware and jewelry could no lon “We tell stories with our jewelry. The sturdiness of a carabiner. The timeless shape of a padlock that has changed little in hundreds of years. And how these symbolize the enduring ties of love and family. Connections, both physical and figurative, are the foundation of how I think about fine jewelry.”

Inspired by the majesty of bridges, the simplest of hardware elements, and the place where fashion and art converge with Old World craftsmanship. The necklaces, which began with a sterling silver lock (cast from an industrial carabiner), allow wearers to personalize their pieces with chains, stones or pearls that can be worn long, or wrapped as chokers and bracelets. Prices start at $100 for the Baby Lock. All the pieces are meant to mix and match with pieces from one's own collection as a personal statement. Everything is crafted in the USA.

10/24/2026

For now only in our showroom.
(But more importantly isn’t it adorable?)

10/23/2026

There is an entire massive industry surrounding jewelry display. They even have their own trade shows. It’s wild.
For some strange reason, early on in this whole thing, I discovered an old antique breadboard at my parents house that made the jewelry look utterly perfect. I can not explain it. Sunny day, cloudy day, it doesn’t matter… it works.
Anyway I got a new really old one on Portobello road last week in London and we’ve put it to work.

10/21/2026

We stand firmly in the belief that a charm can be anything and stand for everything or the only thing that matters to you or someone you love. It’s everything and nothing and you most certainly have some and probably want more. We are here for that and we make a ludicrously varied amount of them with no end in sight. We literally can’t stop…..

10/20/2026

We’ve told you about it (hopefully not) ad nauseum. Your enthusiasm for our Some of the Things Box has been positively gobsmackingly-over-the-top and we hope that anyone who wants a Some of the Things Box can have one.

10/14/2026

GRAB BAG #4 LAUNCHES TOMORROW 11 AM ET

In this fall Grab Bag you are guaranteed to get:

- 1 Stoned Medium Lock
- 1 15” Polished Silver Biker Chain with yellow gold loops
- The game of chance is which combination of stoned closure and metal you will get.

There are diamonds, mixed sapphires, rubies, green tourmaline, pink sapphires, or blue sapphires in combinations of yellow gold, white gold, rose gold, and even green gold.

While there’s no add a treat feature this time, we may or may not be sending you a surprise treat anyway.

It is $2800.

Like all of the grab bags, there aren’t many — when they’re gone they’re gone.

If you are new here, welcome. Grab Bags are a relatively recent phenomena wherein we play a game that involves taking limited pieces from our archives and assembling them with value in mind…the story of this Grab Bag is that we updated our Stone Mapping (the arrangement of stones) from super symmetrical to more of a cobblestone pattern, and these are the remaining original stone mapped Stoned Medium Locks.

So if you are a lover of symmetry…this grab bag might be for you.

Anyway. We hope you love it. When they’re gone they’re gone.

Let’s play Grab Bag. Stoned edition.

10/13/2026

Okay, we’ve talked about it (we even workshopped what to call it on a live once) and finally the time is (almost) here.

The Some of the Things Box is launching early at this Friday, October 16 (ahead of its US debut on October 20) where will be offering complimentary engraving from 10am-5pm. Come see us!

Our newest collaboration with takes an idea we’ve been rather obsessed with since the Everything Box: the old-fashioned sewing box.

Because what is a sewing box, really, if not an ingenious little system for keeping track of things that might otherwise get lost?

The Some of the Things Box takes that idea in a new direction. A place for the precious and the utterly worthless (but somehow equally important) little things we collect throughout our lives. Jewelry, love letters, bits and bobs. You know the things.

Compartments zip, snap, hinge and hook, then fold back into a beautiful lacquered cube that is as compelling as an object as it is useful.

Available in Chocolate, Vanilla, Navy, Bubblegum and Tomato Red, the last of which is exclusive to us (you know why) which presents an entirely different problem: choosing one.

We hope you love it. We’ll post a link to sign up to get notified for its US launch!

10/12/2026

Hi.
It’s been a while.
How are you guys? High & Tight forever.
Here I’m doing it with a Mega Curb and a 36” Blackened Biker chain. (Put a pin in that because I need to do a roundup of the incredibly varied way people are wearing that chain around here. Stay tuned)
I use 2 Locks or 1 Lock. You only need one because the Megacurb has big loops. But you can add another for length.
As ever, there is so much more that can be done with these pieces and that’s the point. Have pieces in your jewelry arsenal that do lots of things. I mean have things like that throughout the contours of your life but your precious jewelry must earn its place….
Kilt by .atelier (hi Andrea❤️)
I missed you guys!
Xoxoxo,
Marla

High and tight. Close to the neck, stacked with abandon, and more going on than anyone thinks strictly necessary. A few ...
10/11/2026

High and tight. Close to the neck, stacked with abandon, and more going on than anyone thinks strictly necessary. A few inches can change everything. We’ve been doing it for years…this is some of the evidence.

10/09/2026

Trundle Lock Rings. They are rings. They are Locks. They can also be a bracelet or a necklace or a charm. And then, of course, there’s that very satisfying click that comes with the act of opening and closing them, which we hope you do a lot.

Fun fact # 1: the etymology of trundle traces back to ‘trendle,’ an early English word meaning to rotate or spin.

Fun fact # 2: Their mechanism is inspired by a toilet paper holder.

That’s all. Happy Friday.

10/08/2026

Grab Bag #4 drops next Thursday…👀

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37 W 47th Street Floor 10
New York, NY
10036

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