Marla Aaron

Marla Aaron We are a rebellious little company and we make jewelry and other objects in New York City. They are beautiful and people seem to love them.

Marla launched the collection in 2012 when her combined obsessions with bridges, hardware and jewelry could no lon “We tell stories with our jewelry. The sturdiness of a carabiner. The timeless shape of a padlock that has changed little in hundreds of years. And how these symbolize the enduring ties of love and family. Connections, both physical and figurative, are the foundation of how I think ab

out fine jewelry.”

Inspired by the majesty of bridges, the simplest of hardware elements, and the place where fashion and art converge with Old World craftsmanship. The necklaces, which began with a sterling silver lock (cast from an industrial carabiner), allow wearers to personalize their pieces with chains, stones or pearls that can be worn long, or wrapped as chokers and bracelets. Prices start at $100 for the Baby Lock. All the pieces are meant to mix and match with pieces from one's own collection as a personal statement. Everything is crafted in the USA.

06/09/2026

In her time here, Madison discovered that linking a string of Babylocks together (4 or 5 works well) and wearing them like a choker makes for a pretty compelling look. Let’s just say it stuck.
Hopefully she’s bringing this same level of transformation to the Miami Heat game strategy….
❤️
We ❤️ u

06/08/2026

We made this gorgeous custom ring a couple of years ago and it was reposted today by so I felt like I should reshare it.

It’s a ring that can “go big” or go discreetly depending on how you twist it.

In an extremely limited way and really only where we feel we can “knock it out of the park” we do custom work. And this is one of those glorious projects. Someone we knew well. Someone who understood how we work. It is a beautiful thing.

In one of my favorite twists to this story, the groom proposed with my bad napkin drawing of the ring, while we got to work on the real thing❤️



06/07/2026

Happy Pride to you and you and you and you and love is love is love!

Yesterday we talked about how delicious a 32” Heavy Curb chain in gold is.Today it’s about 32” in sterling silver. Equal...
06/06/2026

Yesterday we talked about how delicious a 32” Heavy Curb chain in gold is.
Today it’s about 32” in sterling silver. Equally delicious. Wildly useful.
As a bracelet wrapped and thrown into a stack it steps up everything. That is all.

06/05/2026

A 32” Heavy Curb Chain in gold is forever jewelry if ever there was a piece of forever jewelry.
Here are some things I would do with this beautiful object.

1 Chain (a 32” Heavy Curb Chain in Gold)
2 Locks (a Solo Baguette Babylock + DNA Lock in Rose Gold)
4 elite looks...but there’s so much more you can and will do.
I am not pretend that the 32” Heavy Curb in gold is not an investment.

Because it is.

But we make it in silver too and you can do all these things so we’ve got you covered.

So a celebration of 32” ...in gold, in silver.

Let’s play jewelry.

06/04/2026

With the belief that jewelry has no gender, (truly!) I still wanted to walk you through some pieces that would make excellent gifts for Father’s Day...

and then I thought, why not have an actual dad do that job for you? And why not have an actual excellent dad who works here talk to you about it?
That would be Dion.

And Dion KNOWS jewelry….
I ‘ll leave this here for him to melt your heart.
Thank you, Dion.

Just wait to see what he has to say about Talking Chains. ❤️

06/03/2026
06/02/2026

The joy bomb that is Tone on Stone lands today. What are they, exactly? We’re so glad you asked.

They are the product of playing with our Rubber Locks — Rubber Freeform Heartlock and Rubber Chubby Medium Lock — a happy accident wherein a Lavender Rubber Lock made its way next to a strand of Phosphosiderite. We thought, well, that’s quite beautiful, and instantly knew that more of these colorful pairings needed to exist.

So we made special strands to match some of our most beloved Rubber color. With beautiful rosy 10K loops — the same alloy we used for Micro Babylock. This differentiates them from our Itty Bitty Strands, which of course look wonderful with Rubber Locks, too.

We made these not because anyone asked (you didn’t ask for Rubber Locks, either) but because they felt like a kind of joy everyone should experience.

Restraint has never been our strong suit, so we made one that breaks the rule. Zebra agate, with our Rubber Freeform Heartlock in Red Balloon. It’s a jolt — in the best way. A small, delicious disruption.

We’re selling them as pairs— but if you would like to purchase a strand individually, we can make that happen.

Email us at [email protected]

06/01/2026

Our jewelry is rarely inspired by jewelry, which is why this messy cabinet of mechansims and toys and madness exists…that’s all.
It’s about a certain click, the way something closes, the way it opens, a finish, a bend, a hinge. It’s the thing itself, it’s how can an element of it be applied to our jewelry or should it be?

Because I draw so badly( I do it even though I cringe every time I share them) I often rely on the things in this cabinet to move us forward.

05/31/2026

It is our emphatic belief that jewelry has no gender.

That’s how we feel about it, and that won’t change...so for Father’s Day...consider some of our hard-working jewelry.

What a gift.


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37 W 47th Street Floor 10
New York, NY
10036

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