Designer Natalie Jackson founded Pinkpink jewelry in the spring of 2022 with her refreshingly, sustainable and deeply personal approach to creating fine jewelry focusing on supporting local businesses for supplies. However, in 2009 Natalie had a jewelry company called Enjay jewelry where she sold much of the same style, focused on Swarovski, and type of jewelry she sells with pinkpink jewelry. After a few years hiatus from Enjay, Natalie organically launched pinkpink jewelry. Natalie’s beginnings with jewelry started in high school when she started making and selling Swarovski crystal bracelets to classmates. Natalie’s inspiration for each collection changes with the seasons and she finds great inspiration from everything from nature, civic life, her community infrastructure, to food and people. Natalie also finds great inspiration in her surroundings and is inspired by shoes and cars—areas she works in part-time outside of making jewelry.

At pinkpink jewelry, Natalie takes pride in hand-crafted one-of-a-kind pieces that reflect the artistry of our designer. Each collection is thoughtfully curated with the highest standards blending innovative design with timeless elegance, ensuring that every item tells a story.

Our aim is to connect with our customers through authentic and compelling narratives. Your voice deserves to resonate and through each exquisite piece, we strive to bring your individual style to life while celebrating the beauty of craftsmanship.

Each of her collections features very simple hand-made and hand-cast rings, bracelets, earrings and pendent necklaces with captivating clean lines. Natalie does all the hand-casting herself in a Vancouver studio and hand wire-wraps all of her necklaces, earring and bracelets. With a commitment to sustainability, sourcing local and customer service, all pieces are locally made from responsibly sourced .999 fine silver, 14K gold-fill and 92.5 Sterling Silver and locally sourced gemstones from all over the world. Natalie’s current focus is on genuine Swarovski and hand-cast jewelry pieces. She takes pride in sourcing locally and giving back to the community that supports her. Shop Natalie’s one-of-a-kind and custom pieces now and support her passion for jewelry design.

Natalie will be showcasing her work at the Shipyards annual Christmas market at 115 Victory Ship Way in the pipe shop building on Dec. 14 & 15, 2024. Please support Natalie’s jewelry collection and find you way to the Shipyards to see Natalie’s work.