Foundrae Adds To ‘United in Love’ Collection
The brand has released a second installment of its collection of traditional and non-traditional commitment heirlooms.

United in Love was created to be a visual reminder of love’s lasting bond, said the brand, reimagining the meaning of commitment jewelry beyond engagement rings and wedding bands.
Designer Beth Hutchens strived to celebrate love in all its forms, as she said, “We’re united in the only way that matters—heart to heart.”
The addition to the collection includes eight new pieces ranging from medallions to “Rivière” chains, a “Heart Beat” bead, and a diamond solitaire ring.
“This season, United in Love introduces even more ways to tell your story. Each piece is a symbol of connection and devotion—a modern heirloom that marks the way love transforms us,” said Hutchens.
“Our new Lovestruck Pierced Round Solitaire Ring features a bezel inlaid with tiny beads, a nod to the marks left when one’s heart is struck by Cupid’s arrow—because a heart pierced by love is forever changed.”
The expansion also includes medallions engraved with messages that, Hutchens said, honor lasting bonds, intention, and the infinite forms love can take.
These pieces were designed as symbols of devotion, commitment, and love stories and continue the collection’s “True Love” tenet, which is characterized by motifs of the true love knot, hearts, stars, sparks, and the number seven.
These pieces mark a proposal, lifetime promise, or the celebration of love that has stood the test of time.
The United in Love collection of 18-karat gold and diamond jewelry ranges from $2,300 to $65,000.
The second installment debuted earlier this week and is available in-store and on the Foundrae website.
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