Intentional Allay Designs

Intentional Allay Designs Welcome! I create custom natural gemstone jewelry to give the wearer a metaphysical boost! I am perpetually busy, as my ADHD doesn't allow me a lot of free time.

For some time, I've been learning of the metaphysical properties found in gemstones. I enjoy making jewelry that not only look pretty but may also provide healing properties to the wearer. I first made them for my family and friends for grief, ADHD, depression, anxiety, love, studying help, confidence, and more. I spent a long time learning the various healing properties, the strong partnerships, the stones that don't mesh, etc. It has been such a joy learning the metaphysical properties that I decided to make them for others. On a personal note, I am a married mother of six kids and three fur babies. I am an investigator by trade, working as both an investigation supervisor full-time and a death investigator part-time. Because I work in intensive, sensitive situations that may be stressful, this little venture provides a way to work through the stressors in my life while hopefully others some positivity.

**Please note that I am not a medical professional. I'm just an enthusiast of what could be! All metaphysical or healing properties I've listed are collected from various sources. This information is offered as a service and not meant to treat medical conditions. Please see a healthcare professional for help if you have conditions that require such treatment.

09/26/2026

Fresh off the wire-wrapping bench and coming with me tomorrow. šŸ–¤

A whole new batch of one-of-a-kind natural stone pendants, hand-wrapped in copper and ready for their people.

Some are bold. Some are a little weird. Some practically demanded their own ridiculous wire situation. šŸ˜‚ And every single one is different.

Come see them tomorrow at Art on the Block in Lindstrƶm, MN — along with all the other Intentional Allay goodies.

See one you love? Come find me early. These are the only ones. ā¤ļø

09/23/2026

One more art fair before September slips away! šŸ‚

I’m headed to Lindstrƶm, Minnesota this Saturday for Art on the Block at GlƤdje! Come wander the booths, check out the local artists and makers, grab something delicious, listen to live music—and, of course, stop by and see me. ā¤ļø

I’ll have lots of natural stone jewelry with me, including bracelets, earrings, necklaces, pendants, and plenty of one-of-a-kind pieces.

šŸ“ GlƤdje | Lindstrƶm, MN
šŸ“… Saturday, September 26
ā° 10am–5pm
šŸŽØ FREE admission + family fun, live art demos, food trucks & live music

Come say hi and find the stone that’s meant to come home with you. 🪨✨

Meet the Stone: Crazy Lace Agate 🧔If there were ever a stone that made a case for beautiful chaos, it’s Crazy Lace Agate...
09/22/2026

Meet the Stone: Crazy Lace Agate 🧔

If there were ever a stone that made a case for beautiful chaos, it’s Crazy Lace Agate.

Swirls, loops, bands, pockets, unexpected colors—every piece seems to do its own thing, and that’s exactly why I love it. There’s no perfect pattern to follow and no two pieces are quite alike.

Crazy Lace Agate is traditionally associated with joy, energy, confidence, and resilience. Sometimes called the ā€œLaughter Stoneā€ or ā€œHappy Lace,ā€ it feels especially fitting for those seasons when life is a little messy and you could use the reminder that joy doesn’t require everything to be perfectly in place.

And from a maker’s perspective? This stone is just plain fun. Every cabochon gives me something different to work with, and every bead brings its own tiny piece of the pattern.

Swipe through to meet Crazy Lace Agate—from how it forms and where it comes from to the incredible natural variations that make it one of my favorite agates.

Embrace the beautiful chaos. 🧔

09/19/2026

The best part? These aren’t even jewelry yet. ✨

Natural stone cabochons, each one completely different and waiting to become something intentional. The patterns, colors, inclusions, and tiny imperfections are exactly why I love working with natural stone. No two pieces will ever be the same.

Now comes the fun part: figuring out what each one wants to become. šŸ–¤

Which one would you want from my tray first?

09/16/2026

In my defense… I use all of them. šŸ˜‚

Okay, most of them.

Okay, fine. I have a problem. But there are worse things to collect than beautiful rocks, right? šŸ¤·ā€ā™€ļø

And yes — I absolutely know which drawer the stone you’re looking for is in.

Probably.

There are stones I love because they’re beautiful, and then there are stones I keep coming back to because of how they f...
09/15/2026

There are stones I love because they’re beautiful, and then there are stones I keep coming back to because of how they feel. African Bloodstone is one of those for me.

It’s earthy, substantial, and wildly variable—sometimes deep green and red, sometimes grey, rust, cream, or nearly black. No two pieces seem quite alike, which makes working with it especially fun.

And African Bloodstone has an interesting story behind its name. What’s sold under that name isn’t quite the same thing as traditional bloodstone, or heliotrope. So for this Meet the Stone, we’re digging into what African Bloodstone actually is, where the name gets complicated, and why I continue to choose it for my work.

Swipe through to meet African Bloodstone. ā¤ļø

09/11/2026

If you’ve ever been to my booth, you already know I have a thing for fluorite. šŸ’œšŸ’š

There’s usually a giant chunk of Rainbow Fluorite sitting somewhere in my display, and apparently admiring it wasn’t enough. šŸ˜‚ I finally had to turn all of those gorgeous greens and purples into jewelry.

This little collection pairs Rainbow Fluorite, Ametrine and Pyrite — from chunky, beautifully imperfect fluorite to delicate strands and one very special Grape Agate pendant.

Every piece is different. Every stone is natural. And every time the light hits that fluorite, it changes just a little.

These beauties are making their debut Saturday at Art on the Kinni in River Falls.

✨ Booth 33
✨ September 12 | 10–5

And yes, the giant fluorite chunk will probably be there too. šŸ˜‚šŸ’œ

09/10/2026

Introducing the Unshaken Collection — where deep Almandine Garnet meets the golden warmth of Tiger’s Eye. šŸ¤ŽāœØ

Three one-of-a-kind necklaces, each designed a little differently but grounded in the same idea: strength, confidence, courage, and staying steady in who you are.

Natural stone. Gold-filled accents. Made by hand and made to stand out.

Come see them in person this Saturday at Art on the Kinni in River Falls, 10–5.

Which one would you choose? šŸ‘€

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