Honoring Our Workshop Team: The Artisans Behind Every VSA Piece
At Virgins Saints & Angels, we are proud of our workshop team, whose talent, dedication, and love for their craft bring each of our designs to life.
Today, we celebrate two of our cherished artisans, Antonio and Mari Cruz, whose unique talents and heartfelt dedication make our jewelry—and our workshop—a special place.
Antonio, Our Master of Metal (AKA El Crazy)
Antonio, known affectionately as "El Crazy," is a legend in the world of jewelry making, with a career spanning 35 years—24 of them with VSA. Specializing in handcrafted metal elements, Antonio is a master craftsman who turns visions into reality with extraordinary skill. His creations aren’t just beautiful; they carry the weight of his expertise and creativity. Often, I turn to him for original samples of new designs, knowing he’ll bring fresh ideas and refinements to each piece. Antonio's commitment to quality and his intuitive artistry elevate every design, making him indispensable to our team.
For Antonio, working with VSA is a “dream come true.” A ranchero at heart, he finds joy not only in his art but also on his ranch outside San Miguel, where he rides horses and grows his own vegetables. Antonio’s green thumb spills over into the workshop, where he cares for our plants, scattering seeds that have yielded surprise patches of corn, tomatoes, sunflowers, and zucchini blossoms. Antonio’s talent and warmth have made him a treasured part of our VSA family.
Mari Cruz, Our Bead Assembly Expert
With six years of dedicated service, Mari Cruz is our resident bead assembly expert. Known for her speed and accuracy, she can complete a Magdalena necklace in under 10 minutes—an impressive feat that no one else in the workshop can match.
Mari Cruz came to VSA without prior experience, yet her natural talent with beads was evident from day one. Her love for beadwork is apparent in every piece she creates, and she lights up with pride when shown photos of celebrities like Lady Gaga wearing a necklace she assembled. “I touched that piece!” she’ll exclaim, and her joy is infectious.
Three years ago, Mari Cruz blessed our workshop with the birth of her son, little Juan, who became our unofficial “good luck charm.” We were overjoyed when she brought him to the workshop during those first few months. Despite her one-hour commute from her ranch home, Mari Cruz finds great satisfaction in her work at VSA, calling the journey a small price for the fulfillment she experiences.
Celebrating the Heart of VSA
Antonio and Mari Cruz are more than skilled artisans—they are the heart of our workshop. Their dedication, artistry, and joy infuse each piece with a story, a soul, and a bit of magic. As we honor their contributions, we also celebrate the passion and craftsmanship they bring to our team, reminding us every day of the beauty in handmade art. Here’s to Antonio, Mari Cruz, and all the artisans who make VSA jewelry a true labor of love.
Stay tuned for upcoming blogs, where we’ll introduce more of our talented workshop team! Each member brings unique skills and passion to VSA, making every piece of jewelry a masterpiece with a story to tell.
We can’t wait for you to meet them all!
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At Virgins Saints & Angels, we are proud of our workshop team, whose talent, dedication, and love for their craft bring each of our designs to life.
Today, we celebrate two of our cherished artisans, Antonio and Mari Cruz, whose unique talents and heartfelt dedication make our jewelry—and our workshop—a special place.
Antonio, Our Master of Metal (AKA El Crazy)
Antonio, known affectionately as "El Crazy," is a legend in the world of jewelry making, with a career spanning 35 years—24 of them with VSA. Specializing in handcrafted metal elements, Antonio is a master craftsman who turns visions into reality with extraordinary skill. His creations aren’t just beautiful; they carry the weight of his expertise and creativity. Often, I turn to him for original samples of new designs, knowing he’ll bring fresh ideas and refinements to each piece. Antonio's commitment to quality and his intuitive artistry elevate every design, making him indispensable to our team.
For Antonio, working with VSA is a “dream come true.” A ranchero at heart, he finds joy not only in his art but also on his ranch outside San Miguel, where he rides horses and grows his own vegetables. Antonio’s green thumb spills over into the workshop, where he cares for our plants, scattering seeds that have yielded surprise patches of corn, tomatoes, sunflowers, and zucchini blossoms. Antonio’s talent and warmth have made him a treasured part of our VSA family.
Mari Cruz, Our Bead Assembly Expert
With six years of dedicated service, Mari Cruz is our resident bead assembly expert. Known for her speed and accuracy, she can complete a Magdalena necklace in under 10 minutes—an impressive feat that no one else in the workshop can match.
Mari Cruz came to VSA without prior experience, yet her natural talent with beads was evident from day one. Her love for beadwork is apparent in every piece she creates, and she lights up with pride when shown photos of celebrities like Lady Gaga wearing a necklace she assembled. “I touched that piece!” she’ll exclaim, and her joy is infectious.
Three years ago, Mari Cruz blessed our workshop with the birth of her son, little Juan, who became our unofficial “good luck charm.” We were overjoyed when she brought him to the workshop during those first few months. Despite her one-hour commute from her ranch home, Mari Cruz finds great satisfaction in her work at VSA, calling the journey a small price for the fulfillment she experiences.
Celebrating the Heart of VSA
Antonio and Mari Cruz are more than skilled artisans—they are the heart of our workshop. Their dedication, artistry, and joy infuse each piece with a story, a soul, and a bit of magic. As we honor their contributions, we also celebrate the passion and craftsmanship they bring to our team, reminding us every day of the beauty in handmade art. Here’s to Antonio, Mari Cruz, and all the artisans who make VSA jewelry a true labor of love.
Stay tuned for upcoming blogs, where we’ll introduce more of our talented workshop team! Each member brings unique skills and passion to VSA, making every piece of jewelry a masterpiece with a story to tell.
We can’t wait for you to meet them all!
Office History: From Humble Beginnings to Sacred Space
¨It begins with a loft in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico...¨
The story of Virgins Saints & Angels begins with a loft in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. It was more than just an office; it was home to our founder, Finn, and her baby Tallulah. The space was modest—a single large window and a sturdy black metal door—but it was alive with creativity. Every piece of jewelry that left this office was imbued with the spirit of innovation and community that defined those early days.
As VSA grew, so did the need for space. The life-work balance that once filled the loft shifted, and Finn and Tallulah eventually moved out to make room for the growing number of women joining the VSA family. That’s when local designer Theresa Wachter transformed the loft into something extraordinary—a cathedral-esque shrine to the brand and its values. Every detail was carefully crafted, from the desks to the floors, which were hand-stenciled by a local artist with our iconic logo.
What was once a simple work area became filled with personal altars, created by employees to reflect their connection to the work and each other. The space grew richer in meaning as customers and local artists contributed gifts, further enhancing the energy that filled the room.
Word spread about our unique office, and before long, we welcomed shoppers, fans, and even celebrities. Hidden behind a nondescript black metal door, the only clue to the magic inside was a rusted tin hot air balloon hanging above. Our shopping kiosk was a humble setup—drawers filled with overruns and seconds. Yet, fans would rummage through them with excitement, hoping to find that one special piece.
This office wasn't just where VSA’s creative energy blossomed; it was the heartbeat of our operations. From this space, orders were shipped out, and brainstorming sessions ignited the next wave of design innovation. But as all things do, the time came for us to move.
When the office was sold, it was bittersweet. Our beautifully designed furnishings found their new home in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where VSA is now based, while the San Miguel de Allende office became part of our workshop. Driving past the loft one last time, watching the hand-painted floors being sanded away, felt like the end of an era. Yet, the spirit of that original space continues to inspire everything we do.
Our journey from that small loft to the bustling creative hubs we now occupy is a testament to the soul of VSA—an ever-evolving sanctuary for art, community, and timeless beauty.
Our Santa Fe office is more than just a workspace—it's where the magic of VSA continues to thrive! Nestled in the heart of New Mexico, it’s filled with the same spirit that started it all. Our favorite part? When fans, friends, and visitors stop by to experience the essence of VSA firsthand, sharing stories and leaving with treasures that connect them to our journey. There's nothing quite like meeting the people who bring our pieces to life. Come visit us—we can’t wait to welcome you!
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¨It begins with a loft in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico...¨
The story of Virgins Saints & Angels begins with a loft in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. It was more than just an office; it was home to our founder, Finn, and her baby Tallulah. The space was modest—a single large window and a sturdy black metal door—but it was alive with creativity. Every piece of jewelry that left this office was imbued with the spirit of innovation and community that defined those early days.
As VSA grew, so did the need for space. The life-work balance that once filled the loft shifted, and Finn and Tallulah eventually moved out to make room for the growing number of women joining the VSA family. That’s when local designer Theresa Wachter transformed the loft into something extraordinary—a cathedral-esque shrine to the brand and its values. Every detail was carefully crafted, from the desks to the floors, which were hand-stenciled by a local artist with our iconic logo.
What was once a simple work area became filled with personal altars, created by employees to reflect their connection to the work and each other. The space grew richer in meaning as customers and local artists contributed gifts, further enhancing the energy that filled the room.
Word spread about our unique office, and before long, we welcomed shoppers, fans, and even celebrities. Hidden behind a nondescript black metal door, the only clue to the magic inside was a rusted tin hot air balloon hanging above. Our shopping kiosk was a humble setup—drawers filled with overruns and seconds. Yet, fans would rummage through them with excitement, hoping to find that one special piece.
This office wasn't just where VSA’s creative energy blossomed; it was the heartbeat of our operations. From this space, orders were shipped out, and brainstorming sessions ignited the next wave of design innovation. But as all things do, the time came for us to move.
When the office was sold, it was bittersweet. Our beautifully designed furnishings found their new home in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where VSA is now based, while the San Miguel de Allende office became part of our workshop. Driving past the loft one last time, watching the hand-painted floors being sanded away, felt like the end of an era. Yet, the spirit of that original space continues to inspire everything we do.
Our journey from that small loft to the bustling creative hubs we now occupy is a testament to the soul of VSA—an ever-evolving sanctuary for art, community, and timeless beauty.
Our Santa Fe office is more than just a workspace—it's where the magic of VSA continues to thrive! Nestled in the heart of New Mexico, it’s filled with the same spirit that started it all. Our favorite part? When fans, friends, and visitors stop by to experience the essence of VSA firsthand, sharing stories and leaving with treasures that connect them to our journey. There's nothing quite like meeting the people who bring our pieces to life. Come visit us—we can’t wait to welcome you!
From a Simple Key Fob to a Global Icon: The Story of VSA’s Beginning
It all started with a woven plastic bag.
I didn’t know at the time that this bag would lead me down the path of founding Virgins Saints & Angels, but sometimes the smallest things have the greatest impact.
The story goes like this: I had a bulky plastic woven bag from Mexico that needed branding. Due to the nature of the plastic, attaching a label wasn't an option, so I decided to create a metal key fob with a logo and hang it from a loop woven into the bag. It seemed like a simple solution to a branding issue. But as fate would have it, that small keychain would soon take on a life of its own.
The woven bags were tricky to ship from Mexico to the U.S. due to their size and weight, but I had clients who were intrigued by them—one of them being Fred Segal in Santa Monica, a hotspot for fashion-forward shoppers. One day, the buyer called and told me their customers were more interested in the key fob than the bag itself. Had I thought about selling the key fobs separately? In a heartbeat, I said, “Absolutely!”
The idea of selling a small, sleek keychain instead of a bulky bag was a lightbulb moment. The fob was metal with a logo under resin, but I soon started to play with designs—adding crystals and kitschy taglines, like my favorite, featuring the classic Adam & Eve image and the line “They always look better than they taste.”
In those early days, I was creating each keychain myself. I'd go to the workshop to pick them up, bring them home, cut out the images, paint the bezels, and place crystals by hand. I even dusted them with what I called “magic fairy dust”—a little extra gold sparkle that made them pop. To top it off, I sprinkled each order with holy water from the church across the street from my apartment. Something about the whole process worked, and soon, the orders started rolling in.
Then came the turning point. I loved religious imagery and was drawn to the symbolism all around me in San Miguel de Allende. One day, I decided to turn one of my keychains into a belt buckle for myself, inspired by my fascination with Guadalupe. On a trip to LA, a woman stopped me on Robertson Blvd, asking where I got my buckle. I told her I made it, and right there on the street, I sold her the one I was wearing. When I got back to Mexico, I made two more, and that was the start of the VSA buckle.
Before long, religious references were everywhere in pop culture—The Da Vinci Code and The Passion of the Christ were huge, and my designs tapped into that energy. Soon, celebrities like Britney Spears and Miley Cyrus were wearing VSA, and my pieces were gracing the covers of magazines. The phone didn’t stop ringing, and I knew I was onto something special.
I started hiring incredible women in San Miguel de Allende, brought on a sales rep in LA, and set up a distribution center in Arkansas, run by my sister. But the real “I’ve made it” moment? When John Galliano wore a VSA buckle down the runway during his second couture show for Dior. That’s when I knew this brand was destined for more than just keychains.
Now, after 24 years, VSA has evolved into a global brand, creating dozens of styles each season. We’ve stayed true to our handmade roots, creating statement pieces that are loved by celebrities and customers alike.
This story is a glimpse into the unexpected journey that started with a simple plastic bag and blossomed into a celebrated jewelry brand. Looking back, it was the key fob that opened the door, but it was the belief in the beauty of what we were creating—and the amazing people we connected with—that kept it growing
Thank you for being a part of VSA with me.
Love,
Finn xo
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It all started with a woven plastic bag.
I didn’t know at the time that this bag would lead me down the path of founding Virgins Saints & Angels, but sometimes the smallest things have the greatest impact.
The story goes like this: I had a bulky plastic woven bag from Mexico that needed branding. Due to the nature of the plastic, attaching a label wasn't an option, so I decided to create a metal key fob with a logo and hang it from a loop woven into the bag. It seemed like a simple solution to a branding issue. But as fate would have it, that small keychain would soon take on a life of its own.
The woven bags were tricky to ship from Mexico to the U.S. due to their size and weight, but I had clients who were intrigued by them—one of them being Fred Segal in Santa Monica, a hotspot for fashion-forward shoppers. One day, the buyer called and told me their customers were more interested in the key fob than the bag itself. Had I thought about selling the key fobs separately? In a heartbeat, I said, “Absolutely!”
The idea of selling a small, sleek keychain instead of a bulky bag was a lightbulb moment. The fob was metal with a logo under resin, but I soon started to play with designs—adding crystals and kitschy taglines, like my favorite, featuring the classic Adam & Eve image and the line “They always look better than they taste.”
In those early days, I was creating each keychain myself. I'd go to the workshop to pick them up, bring them home, cut out the images, paint the bezels, and place crystals by hand. I even dusted them with what I called “magic fairy dust”—a little extra gold sparkle that made them pop. To top it off, I sprinkled each order with holy water from the church across the street from my apartment. Something about the whole process worked, and soon, the orders started rolling in.
Then came the turning point. I loved religious imagery and was drawn to the symbolism all around me in San Miguel de Allende. One day, I decided to turn one of my keychains into a belt buckle for myself, inspired by my fascination with Guadalupe. On a trip to LA, a woman stopped me on Robertson Blvd, asking where I got my buckle. I told her I made it, and right there on the street, I sold her the one I was wearing. When I got back to Mexico, I made two more, and that was the start of the VSA buckle.
Before long, religious references were everywhere in pop culture—The Da Vinci Code and The Passion of the Christ were huge, and my designs tapped into that energy. Soon, celebrities like Britney Spears and Miley Cyrus were wearing VSA, and my pieces were gracing the covers of magazines. The phone didn’t stop ringing, and I knew I was onto something special.
I started hiring incredible women in San Miguel de Allende, brought on a sales rep in LA, and set up a distribution center in Arkansas, run by my sister. But the real “I’ve made it” moment? When John Galliano wore a VSA buckle down the runway during his second couture show for Dior. That’s when I knew this brand was destined for more than just keychains.
Now, after 24 years, VSA has evolved into a global brand, creating dozens of styles each season. We’ve stayed true to our handmade roots, creating statement pieces that are loved by celebrities and customers alike.
This story is a glimpse into the unexpected journey that started with a simple plastic bag and blossomed into a celebrated jewelry brand. Looking back, it was the key fob that opened the door, but it was the belief in the beauty of what we were creating—and the amazing people we connected with—that kept it growing
Thank you for being a part of VSA with me.
Love,
Finn xo
The Magic of September in San Miguel de Allende
September in San Miguel de Allende
Given the honorary title of Puebla Magico with its cobblestone streets, colonial architecture, and historical significance in the revolution of Mexico's Independence, September is a month of celebration for San Miguel de Allende. The city comes alive like no other. It’s a month filled with pride, devotion, and the anticipation of Mexico’s Independence Day "El Grito".
El Grito de Dolores
One of the most significant events in San Miguel de Allende—and across all of Mexico—is El Grito de Dolores. This historic cry for independence, initiated by Miguel Hidalgo in the town of Dolores just a short drive from San Miguel, marks the beginning of Mexico’s fight for freedom from Spanish rule in 1810. Every year, on the night of September 15th, the town square comes alive with the sounds of ringing bells, cheers, and the powerful reenactment of El Grito, echoing the same words Hidalgo famously shouted over two centuries ago:
“¡Viva México!”
San Miguel de Allende’s celebration of El Grito is uniquely special. As the birthplace of many key figures in Mexico’s independence, the city honors this historical moment with pride and passion. The celebration is a whirlwind of fireworks, traditional music, and dancing in the streets, but it’s the gathering of the community—locals and visitors alike—that makes this night truly unforgettable.
Home to Virgins Saints and Angels: A Place of Inspiration and Creation
San Miguel de Allende is not just a city of celebration; it is also the heart and home of Virgins Saints and Angels, where the magic of our jewelry comes to life. Feeling so fortunate to call this beautiful city my home, where I am inspired every day by its beauty and traditions. Our workshop is nestled within the city, is where each piece is meticulously crafted, making a wearable tribute to this extraordinary town.
Proud designer moment!
Shown is a buckle I designed for then President Fox and his wife, for the September celebrations.
Festivals and Events: A Month of Vibrant Traditions
September in San Miguel de Allende is not just about Independence Day; it’s a month brimming with cultural events. Here are some of the key celebrations that make this month so special:
San Miguel Arcángel Festival (September 29th): The city’s patron saint, San Miguel Arcángel, is honored at the end of the month. This event is filled with parades, music, and a beautiful reenactment of the battle between good and evil. A spiritual celebration that reminds everyone of the city’s faith and deep-rooted indigenous traditions.
Proud mommy moment!
My daughter Tallulah (3 years old) and her best friend as little Angels on the main Archangel San Miguel float in the parade. I remember it was very important to have a "gringa" in the float as we are very much a part of the community here.
The Alborada (End of September/Beginning of October): This early-morning festival is a spectacular display of fireworks and music that begins before dawn. Known as a prelude to the celebration of San Miguel Arcángel, the Alborada is a joyous and noisy event where various neighborhoods compete to see who can produce the most impressive fireworks display.
Traditional Parades and Charreadas: Throughout September, there are parades filled with dancers, musicians, and beautifully adorned floats celebrating Mexican heritage.
When of my greatest joys is getting that occasional visit from one of our VSA Angels. Come join the festivities, feel the pride, and immerse yourself in the heart of Mexico’s Independence celebrations.
¡Viva México! ¡Viva San Miguel de Allende!
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September in San Miguel de Allende
Given the honorary title of Puebla Magico with its cobblestone streets, colonial architecture, and historical significance in the revolution of Mexico's Independence, September is a month of celebration for San Miguel de Allende. The city comes alive like no other. It’s a month filled with pride, devotion, and the anticipation of Mexico’s Independence Day "El Grito".
El Grito de Dolores
One of the most significant events in San Miguel de Allende—and across all of Mexico—is El Grito de Dolores. This historic cry for independence, initiated by Miguel Hidalgo in the town of Dolores just a short drive from San Miguel, marks the beginning of Mexico’s fight for freedom from Spanish rule in 1810. Every year, on the night of September 15th, the town square comes alive with the sounds of ringing bells, cheers, and the powerful reenactment of El Grito, echoing the same words Hidalgo famously shouted over two centuries ago:
“¡Viva México!”
San Miguel de Allende’s celebration of El Grito is uniquely special. As the birthplace of many key figures in Mexico’s independence, the city honors this historical moment with pride and passion. The celebration is a whirlwind of fireworks, traditional music, and dancing in the streets, but it’s the gathering of the community—locals and visitors alike—that makes this night truly unforgettable.
Home to Virgins Saints and Angels: A Place of Inspiration and Creation
San Miguel de Allende is not just a city of celebration; it is also the heart and home of Virgins Saints and Angels, where the magic of our jewelry comes to life. Feeling so fortunate to call this beautiful city my home, where I am inspired every day by its beauty and traditions. Our workshop is nestled within the city, is where each piece is meticulously crafted, making a wearable tribute to this extraordinary town.
Shown is a buckle I designed for then President Fox and his wife, for the September celebrations.
Festivals and Events: A Month of Vibrant Traditions
September in San Miguel de Allende is not just about Independence Day; it’s a month brimming with cultural events. Here are some of the key celebrations that make this month so special:
San Miguel Arcángel Festival (September 29th): The city’s patron saint, San Miguel Arcángel, is honored at the end of the month. This event is filled with parades, music, and a beautiful reenactment of the battle between good and evil. A spiritual celebration that reminds everyone of the city’s faith and deep-rooted indigenous traditions.
Proud mommy moment!
My daughter Tallulah (3 years old) and her best friend as little Angels on the main Archangel San Miguel float in the parade. I remember it was very important to have a "gringa" in the float as we are very much a part of the community here.
The Alborada (End of September/Beginning of October): This early-morning festival is a spectacular display of fireworks and music that begins before dawn. Known as a prelude to the celebration of San Miguel Arcángel, the Alborada is a joyous and noisy event where various neighborhoods compete to see who can produce the most impressive fireworks display.
Traditional Parades and Charreadas: Throughout September, there are parades filled with dancers, musicians, and beautifully adorned floats celebrating Mexican heritage.
When of my greatest joys is getting that occasional visit from one of our VSA Angels. Come join the festivities, feel the pride, and immerse yourself in the heart of Mexico’s Independence celebrations.
¡Viva México! ¡Viva San Miguel de Allende!
The Timeless Allure of Vintage Jewelry
The Timeless Allure Of “Vintage” Jewelry: Why It's More Popular Than Ever
At Virgins Saints & Angels, we pride ourselves on being a women-owned and operated jewelry brand for the past 25 years. Our journey has been a testament to the timeless allure of jewelry. Not a day passes where we aren’t asked about a piece that we have offered in the past. It may be the meaning, the look, or simply sentimental value that draws people in, but the allure is real…and I am here to tell you that you are being heard!
What Does "Vintage" Mean In Jewelry?
In the world of jewelry, the term "vintage" is often used to describe pieces from collections that are no longer being made.
Since our jewelry tells a story, each piece is a window into our past, reflecting the social, cultural, and artistic trends of its time. This personal narrative is what makes our vintage jewelry so enchanting.
Why “Vintage” Jewelry?
The appeal of vintage jewelry has expanded beyond its historical value. The rise of sustainability and the growing awareness of ethical consumption have played significant roles in this shift.
Vintage jewelry is not just a fashion statement; it’s a responsible choice. By choosing vintage, we give new life to old pieces, reducing the demand for newly mined materials and the environmental impact associated with jewelry production.
Coming Your Way In August!
We have been scouring our workshop and storage spaces where we have found a huge selection of our vintage pieces that will bel released in August. These pieces will showcase the best of VSA’s history, offering a unique opportunity to own a piece of our past.
We pride ourselves on being timeless and our limited vintage pieces provide an opportunity to stand out with something truly one-of-a-kind.
The Joy Of Collecting VSA Jewelry.
I know many of you who take great pride in your personal collections of VSA jewelry. Each piece is not only a cherished part of our story, but a testament to your unique style and individuality. Whether it’s a statement necklace from a milestone celebration or a pair of earrings that have been passed down as a family heirloom, our jewelry is more than just an accessory—it’s a beloved collectible; a hand-made miracle.
At Virgins Saints & Angels, every piece of jewelry we create is not just an accessory, but a story that continues with you, the wearer. Embrace the charm of vintage and let it inspire your own unique journey.
Wear It & Believe!,
Love,
Finn
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The Timeless Allure Of “Vintage” Jewelry: Why It's More Popular Than Ever
At Virgins Saints & Angels, we pride ourselves on being a women-owned and operated jewelry brand for the past 25 years. Our journey has been a testament to the timeless allure of jewelry. Not a day passes where we aren’t asked about a piece that we have offered in the past. It may be the meaning, the look, or simply sentimental value that draws people in, but the allure is real…and I am here to tell you that you are being heard!
What Does "Vintage" Mean In Jewelry?
In the world of jewelry, the term "vintage" is often used to describe pieces from collections that are no longer being made.
Since our jewelry tells a story, each piece is a window into our past, reflecting the social, cultural, and artistic trends of its time. This personal narrative is what makes our vintage jewelry so enchanting.
Why “Vintage” Jewelry?
The appeal of vintage jewelry has expanded beyond its historical value. The rise of sustainability and the growing awareness of ethical consumption have played significant roles in this shift.
Vintage jewelry is not just a fashion statement; it’s a responsible choice. By choosing vintage, we give new life to old pieces, reducing the demand for newly mined materials and the environmental impact associated with jewelry production.
Coming Your Way In August!
We have been scouring our workshop and storage spaces where we have found a huge selection of our vintage pieces that will bel released in August. These pieces will showcase the best of VSA’s history, offering a unique opportunity to own a piece of our past.
We pride ourselves on being timeless and our limited vintage pieces provide an opportunity to stand out with something truly one-of-a-kind.
The Joy Of Collecting VSA Jewelry.
I know many of you who take great pride in your personal collections of VSA jewelry. Each piece is not only a cherished part of our story, but a testament to your unique style and individuality. Whether it’s a statement necklace from a milestone celebration or a pair of earrings that have been passed down as a family heirloom, our jewelry is more than just an accessory—it’s a beloved collectible; a hand-made miracle.
At Virgins Saints & Angels, every piece of jewelry we create is not just an accessory, but a story that continues with you, the wearer. Embrace the charm of vintage and let it inspire your own unique journey.
Wear It & Believe!,
Love,
Finn
Happy 20th Birthday, Tallulah!
We couldn't let this day pass without sharing our love and celebration for a special angel who's been wearing VSA since day 1! It's Tallulah Rose, Finn´s Daughter.
We asked her what she loves most about VSA and she said,
¨What I love most about vsa is that it has lived life with me. I've seen it all; every single milestone.¨
She is mostly seen wearing at least 2-4 vsa pieces at any given time.
She really wouldn't be the fabulous, vibrant person that we all know and love today if it weren't for vsa.
We love the way that vsa joins her as she expresses her multifaceted self!
She says, ¨Vsa gives me confidence and let’s be honest, who doesn’t like a little bling?!¨
We love you, Tallulah! Welcome to your twenties xo
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We couldn't let this day pass without sharing our love and celebration for a special angel who's been wearing VSA since day 1! It's Tallulah Rose, Finn´s Daughter.
We asked her what she loves most about VSA and she said,
¨What I love most about vsa is that it has lived life with me. I've seen it all; every single milestone.¨
She is mostly seen wearing at least 2-4 vsa pieces at any given time.
She really wouldn't be the fabulous, vibrant person that we all know and love today if it weren't for vsa.
We love the way that vsa joins her as she expresses her multifaceted self!
She says, ¨Vsa gives me confidence and let’s be honest, who doesn’t like a little bling?!¨
We love you, Tallulah! Welcome to your twenties xo
Virgins In The House!
Have you ever wondered how influenced VSA is by Finn´s personal taste, home and interests?
Let's join Finn for a tour of Virgins in her house and find out...
Above: She is the Blessed Virgin Mary with Baby Jesus. She is French and was a gift when Tallulah (My Daughter) was born—from a celebrity crafter friend named Marisa Pawelko—who happened to have her baby boy, Joey, on the exact same day and year as Tallulah. Forever friends.
The Vierge Marie are five altar candles I purchased as a commemorative item from Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, marking Tallulah’s first visit to Paris at 5 years old. The artist of the painting in the background depicts Finn, Tallulah (at 2 years old), and her godmother Tata, who made Paris an important place in Tallulah’s life.
Five glittering Virgin candles on my kitchen sill, just watching over things and adding to the view.
This Virgin of Miracles is made of marble and was a gift from my family. During the big earthquake in Mexico City, she fell and was shattered. I took her to a restoration shop, and they put her back together again—a true miracle.
The Virgin of Providence is an inheritance from my Aunt Louise, who was a nun at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College. She died more than 10 years ago. This picture hung in her bedroom for over 40 years, and now it hangs in mine.
A Virgin of Guadalupe collage was gifted to me at my baby shower two months before Tallulah was born. The artist has since passed, but I hold this piece close to my heart with the blessings she imparted onto it.
The Virgin of Miracles covered in Swarovski crystals. She was made by me & a Japanese artist in Mexico City.
The 6-foot-tall Virgin of Miracles is gold-leafed, with butterflies fluttering around her eyes. She stands at the end of my swimming pool, keeping us safe.
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Above: She is the Blessed Virgin Mary with Baby Jesus. She is French and was a gift when Tallulah (My Daughter) was born—from a celebrity crafter friend named Marisa Pawelko—who happened to have her baby boy, Joey, on the exact same day and year as Tallulah. Forever friends.
The Vierge Marie are five altar candles I purchased as a commemorative item from Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, marking Tallulah’s first visit to Paris at 5 years old. The artist of the painting in the background depicts Finn, Tallulah (at 2 years old), and her godmother Tata, who made Paris an important place in Tallulah’s life.
Five glittering Virgin candles on my kitchen sill, just watching over things and adding to the view.
This Virgin of Miracles is made of marble and was a gift from my family. During the big earthquake in Mexico City, she fell and was shattered. I took her to a restoration shop, and they put her back together again—a true miracle.
The Virgin of Providence is an inheritance from my Aunt Louise, who was a nun at Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College. She died more than 10 years ago. This picture hung in her bedroom for over 40 years, and now it hangs in mine.
A Virgin of Guadalupe collage was gifted to me at my baby shower two months before Tallulah was born. The artist has since passed, but I hold this piece close to my heart with the blessings she imparted onto it.
The Virgin of Miracles covered in Swarovski crystals. She was made by me & a Japanese artist in Mexico City.
The 6-foot-tall Virgin of Miracles is gold-leafed, with butterflies fluttering around her eyes. She stands at the end of my swimming pool, keeping us safe.