Christina Kober Designs

Christina Kober Designs simply thoughtful jewelry
handcrafted with love in Georgia it begins with a twinkle in your eye and butterflies in your tummy. it's christina kober designs.

you wish for it, you need it, you have to have it. it’s a little splurge that satisfies your craving. it’s something so perfect, you can’t live without it. it’s not just something for your neck, ears, fingers or wrists. it’s an expression of who you are that adds a sparkle that is only you. it’s your signature necklace you wear every day. it’s the delectable ring you wear for an extraordinary night.

When you choose a word, an anchor is what helps you return to it.It is a physical commitment. Whether it's writing your ...
06/19/2026

When you choose a word, an anchor is what helps you return to it.

It is a physical commitment. Whether it's writing your word down or choosing a piece to wear or carry, it's a way of saying, this matters.

Because life gets busy. The word can fade into the background.
The anchor doesn't.

You feel its weight. You catch a glimpse of it during the day. Your fingers find it without thinking. And suddenly, the word is there again.

That's the work of an anchor.

Not to remind you every second. Simply to bring you back.

A few of my favorite anchor pieces are linked in my bio.

My word is still untamed. That work is ongoing. But this summer I've adopted a second word — one that feels less like a ...
06/18/2026

My word is still untamed. That work is ongoing. But this summer I've adopted a second word — one that feels less like a practice and more like a permission slip.

Play.

Elliot finished kindergarten a few weeks ago and we've been spending the summer together. He made a bucket list of activities, but we are also allowing ourselves time to explore and try new things.

I've been trying to carry that same energy into the days I have on my own.

I have felt a pull to the beginning of when I started making jewelry. I was working for my dad, which brought me a large community of artists and jewelers, but I was also always learning something new. Everything felt so vast and exciting, full of possibility. This pull has led me to teaching.

Teaching has given me both of those things back. A community of other jewelers and artists. And the chance to revisit techniques I hadn't touched in years — to rediscover them, to remember why I loved them, and learn new ones.

I'm finding play in the studio again. And that play is bringing me joy.

That's what I want for this summer. Not a grand transformation. Not a productivity plan. A word that gives me permission to show up differently; lighter, more curious, more present.

What would your summer word be?

06/17/2026

Words. They’re funny things, aren’t they?

We move through hundreds of them every day without pausing to feel what they carry. But the right one at the right moment can change everything.

That’s what (em)powered words is about. Not finding a perfect word. Finding yours.

Link in bio to learn more.

What do you feel when you see blue?For me it's the color you get lost in. Dreamy. Magnetic. A little bit magic. The kind...
06/15/2026

What do you feel when you see blue?

For me it's the color you get lost in. Dreamy. Magnetic. A little bit magic. The kind of blue that makes you stop and just look.

This is the third in our color series — iolite, the stone of vision.

A color that shifts depending on how you hold it. A stone that helps you find your way when you can't see clearly.

Iolite. The stone of clarity.

Words come easy to some of us. For others, they don't.I built (em)powered words as a tool to help you find the words tha...
06/13/2026

Words come easy to some of us. For others, they don't.

I built (em)powered words as a tool to help you find the words that give you power. Not someone else's words. Not a word of the year you saw on Pinterest. Yours.

The Word Guide is the first thing I created — a guided experience to help you find the word that's already waiting for you.

But I'm building more. A Phrase Guide. A guide for living with your word. Not through grand gestures or huge leaps. Through tiny steps. And celebrating along the way.

If you've been curious, the Word Guide is the place to start.

3 years. 3 years of life without you, dad.I wrote about grief in this week’s edition, not to be heavy, but I don’t think...
06/12/2026

3 years. 3 years of life without you, dad.

I wrote about grief in this week’s edition, not to be heavy, but I don’t think we talk about what happens after you allow yourself to feel it. And move through it.

The feelings you allow yourself to feel can bring you to greater realizations than you ever imagined.

Link in bio to subscribe.

For most of my adult life I was focused on building. And somewhere along the way I got very good at boxing things up. Em...
06/11/2026

For most of my adult life I was focused on building. And somewhere along the way I got very good at boxing things up. Emotions that felt unproductive, I put away. Grief that came not from only losing someone but from not meeting a goal, from missed opportunities, from years of unexplained infertility and the quiet devastation that came with it. I felt like I was supposed to keep moving. So I did.

But whether or not I realized it, I turned to words and jewelry to find the silver lining or the push to keep going.

A narrow cuff with "brave" after we moved to Nashville — a reminder to push outside of myself when everything felt unfamiliar. A treasured ring stamped "small steps still get you there" for our IVF journey. A wide ring with "you're doing fu***ng great" as a reminder that I was doing exactly that, even in the depths of losing my dad.

Words have always been a through line for me. A way to manage the struggles. To find the silver lining or the push to ke...
06/10/2026

Words have always been a through line for me. A way to manage the struggles. To find the silver lining or the push to keep going — whether or not I was letting myself fully feel what I was carrying.

Whenever I have felt a pull, a struggle, something uncomfortable, I have turned to words.

Words have so much power. That is why I have always made jewelry with them. A permanent (well, a little less permanent than a tattoo) reminder you can wear.

What do you feel when you see pink?For me it’s playful and warm and completely unapologetic. It’s the color that doesn’t...
06/08/2026

What do you feel when you see pink?

For me it’s playful and warm and completely unapologetic. It’s the color that doesn’t need to explain itself.

This is the second in our color series — rose quartz, the stone of unconditional love and compassion.

Rose quartz. The stone of love.

Your word isn’t a resolution. It isn’t a goal. It isn’t something to achieve by December.It’s a compass. A quiet anchor....
06/07/2026

Your word isn’t a resolution. It isn’t a goal. It isn’t something to achieve by December.

It’s a compass. A quiet anchor. Something to return to when life gets loud or you forget yourself for a minute.

One word. Chosen by you. Lived by you. On your timeline.

If you’ve been curious about finding yours, the Word Guide is where to start. Link in bio.

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