Berta de Pablos-Barbier will replace Alexander Lacik at the start of January, two months earlier than expected.
From the stage to your arm
Upcycling used objects isn’t exactly new or groundbreaking, but when one company finds a way to do it that not only makes cool jewelry but brings together a few things that I think almost everyone loves--music, fashion, sustainability and giving back--I’m all about it.
Co-founder Hannah Garrison came up with the idea when she saw how many strings were left-over after musicians played in her art studio, realizing she could do something with them.
The company’s Famous Artists Collection features strings donated by acclaimed musicians, who just send them to the company’s headquarters through the mail. Each one is custom made upon order and includes a certificate of authenticity.
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What’s more, 100 percent of the proceeds from these artists’ bracelets goes to the charity of their choosing. Since 2007, the company has donated more than $100 million dollars.
Wear Your Music has had some pretty big names give their strings to them--we’re talking Adam Levine from Maroon 5, Carlos Santana, Eric Clapton, the Indigo Girls, Joan Jett, Kirk Hammett from Metallica, Tim McGraw, Toby Keith and even Willie Nelson, among so many others.
They start at $50 and go up from there.
The company also creates two other jewelry lines for customers looking for lower price points. The Rock Recycled line features one-of-a-kind bracelets made from recycled strings from artists who aren’t as well known. They’re priced at $15-$20 each.
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The one-size-fits-all bracelets also are made from guitar string, but can bend and move to fit any wrist. They range from $10 to $13.
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While the bracelets are the company’s main focus, Wear Your Music also offers bass string bracelets, keychains, earrings, and rings, as well as a few charms to add to the pieces for extra pizazz.
To see more of the options, or even to inquire about wholesale, visit WearYourMusic.com.
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