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Some souls come to Earth not for ease, but for a divine mission—one that demands suffering, endurance, and a heart too vast for this world. These souls are not ordinary. They are the ones destined to become Archangels. But to ascend, they must first endure the hardest paths, the ones that test the very fabric of their existence.

My soul sister Sonja was one of these souls.

She was born into a system designed to break women before they ever learn they have wings. A system that teaches little girls to be obedient, self-sacrificing, and endlessly forgiving. A system that grooms women to be caretakers of everyone but themselves.

Raised in a strict Mormon household, Sonja was not given the freedom to discover who she truly was. She was a prisoner in the role she had been programmed to fulfill: the perfect wife, the dutiful mother, the woman who exists solely to serve. And because she had been taught that love means endurance, she stayed.

This is the fate of so many women—especially those with hearts too big for this world. We are conditioned to give until there is nothing left of us. To pour love into empty vessels, to shrink ourselves for the comfort of men, to silence our screams because "good women" do not make noise. We are told that suffering is noble, that sacrifice is beautiful, that endurance is proof of our worth. And when we finally break, the world blames us for not being stronger.

The universe tried to wake Sonja up. First, her father took his own life—proof that the suffering she carried had deep roots. Then, one evening after work, a man she did not know leapt from a building and landed right in front of her car. The weight of human despair was crashing into her life over and over again, but like so many women who have been conditioned to endure, she could not see it for what it was. She still believed that if she just loved enough, if she just tried harder, things would change.

But the universe does not whisper forever. It starts as a nudge, then a push, and if we still refuse to see, it will shake the very ground beneath us.

And the world around her did not help. No one saw her suffering. They only saw the mask she was forced to wear. They praised her as a mother, a wife, a woman who "had it all"—but never once did they ask if she was happy, if she was safe, if she was even allowed to breathe.

And now, she is gone. Another woman stolen by a system that teaches us to be everything for everyone except ourselves.

This necklace, More Than Gold by Sonja, is not just a tribute—it is a call to awaken. A call to break the programming that tells us we must be good before we can be free. A reminder that we are not just soft, nurturing beings—we are fire and storm and survival itself.

Let this piece be a symbol of transformation. A reminder that darkness is not something to fear, but to embrace. That when the world tries to erase us, we must become louder, bolder, and unapologetically alive.

In Sonja’s honor, I invite you to listen to her podcast, where she shared her heart, her struggles, and her truth. Let her voice remind you that you are never alone, that your pain is seen, and that your story matters.

Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/55Vl8Q4ezHak4WH0vKSkvg?si=6oNme9ilRguJQ1Q2SUn5Cw

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More Than Gold Angel Necklace – The Archangel’s Journey

    Some souls come to Earth not for ease, but for a divine mission—one that demands suffering, endurance, and a heart...

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        DESCRIPTION

        Translate your look from day wear to night wear in a split second, making each outfit suitable for every occasion.

        MATERIALS

        All of our jewellery is made from durable stainless steel, a silver-toned metal that doesn't oxidize or rust.
        Our base metal is then coated with real 14 kt gold using the PVD coating method to create our yellow
        gold pieces. Physical Vapor Deposition is the most eco-friendly coating process available. Our 14kt gold
        PVD coatings can be up to 10X thicker than conventional gold plating, making our accessories
        waterproof, tarnish, sweat, and regular wear-resistant. Your gold-plated stainless steel jewellery will last
        for years and years if cared for correctly as per this care guide.

        CARE

        STORAGE: Remove your jewellery before going to bed to
        prevent it from becoming tangled, rubbing
        together with other metals, or breaking. We
        recommend storing each jewellery piece
        individually in our signature pouch or box. This
        will ensure each piece is safely stored
        separately so they do not rub together or
        become tangled.

        CLEANING: Clean your jewellery by wiping down each
        piece after every wear. Use a soft, non-abrasive
        cloth or a cotton ball to wipe down your
        jewellery very lightly. Do not use any polishing
        materials including cloths as they may scratch
        the plating. Do not leave soaking in water, or
        any harsh chemicals.

        ABOUT CHEMICALS: Our jewellery can only chemically change colour when it comes into contact with another substance. It can't
        change colour solely by oxidation. We recommend that you do not spray perfumes directly onto it or other
        everyday products like creams, tans, lotions, hand antibacterials, and others, containing harsh chemicals that
        can destroy the plating. If your accessory comes in touch with any of the above, clean it gently with warm
        soapy water and gently wipe it dry with a soft cloth after each wear.

        ABOUT WATER: You can wear our jewellery in the water while sweating, running or bathing; Unlike costume jewellery, our
        accessories will not tarnish and will never rust or fade. However, to look after and prolong the years of wear you
        get from your gold-plated accessories, we recommend regularly avoiding showering, bathing, or swimming
        with our 14kt gold-plated pieces. Put your jewellery on last when getting ready!

        GEMSTONES, CRYSTALS & PEARLS: Organic gemstones and crystals are sensitive and require special care. Make sure you don’t expose your
        gemstone jewellery to the chemicals in hair products, fragrances, cosmetics and others. Protect your gems and
        keep your jewellery looking brilliant by removing your accessories before vigorous exercise or showering and
        applying them last when getting ready.

        LEATHER CARE: Genuine leather acts like skin, meaning it’s porous and will never be completely waterproof. Keep your leather
        jewellery dry and take it off before applying moisturizer, oils, perfumes or colognes. Water can damage leather
        and cause it to stain, discolour, or deteriorate. If your leather bracelet gets wet, brush off the water gently and
        use a soft, absorbent cloth to pat the strap (not scrub), and let it air-dry. Extreme heat on the other side can dry
        it out, so avoid radiators, stoves, or campfires. Leather does best in cool or room-temperature areas.

        Description

        Some souls come to Earth not for ease, but for a divine mission—one that demands suffering, endurance, and a heart too vast for this world. These souls are not ordinary. They are the ones destined to become Archangels. But to ascend, they must first endure the hardest paths, the ones that test the very fabric of their existence.

        My soul sister Sonja was one of these souls.

        She was born into a system designed to break women before they ever learn they have wings. A system that teaches little girls to be obedient, self-sacrificing, and endlessly forgiving. A system that grooms women to be caretakers of everyone but themselves.

        Raised in a strict Mormon household, Sonja was not given the freedom to discover who she truly was. She was a prisoner in the role she had been programmed to fulfill: the perfect wife, the dutiful mother, the woman who exists solely to serve. And because she had been taught that love means endurance, she stayed.

        This is the fate of so many women—especially those with hearts too big for this world. We are conditioned to give until there is nothing left of us. To pour love into empty vessels, to shrink ourselves for the comfort of men, to silence our screams because "good women" do not make noise. We are told that suffering is noble, that sacrifice is beautiful, that endurance is proof of our worth. And when we finally break, the world blames us for not being stronger.

        The universe tried to wake Sonja up. First, her father took his own life—proof that the suffering she carried had deep roots. Then, one evening after work, a man she did not know leapt from a building and landed right in front of her car. The weight of human despair was crashing into her life over and over again, but like so many women who have been conditioned to endure, she could not see it for what it was. She still believed that if she just loved enough, if she just tried harder, things would change.

        But the universe does not whisper forever. It starts as a nudge, then a push, and if we still refuse to see, it will shake the very ground beneath us.

        And the world around her did not help. No one saw her suffering. They only saw the mask she was forced to wear. They praised her as a mother, a wife, a woman who "had it all"—but never once did they ask if she was happy, if she was safe, if she was even allowed to breathe.

        And now, she is gone. Another woman stolen by a system that teaches us to be everything for everyone except ourselves.

        This necklace, More Than Gold by Sonja, is not just a tribute—it is a call to awaken. A call to break the programming that tells us we must be good before we can be free. A reminder that we are not just soft, nurturing beings—we are fire and storm and survival itself.

        Let this piece be a symbol of transformation. A reminder that darkness is not something to fear, but to embrace. That when the world tries to erase us, we must become louder, bolder, and unapologetically alive.

        In Sonja’s honor, I invite you to listen to her podcast, where she shared her heart, her struggles, and her truth. Let her voice remind you that you are never alone, that your pain is seen, and that your story matters.

        Listen here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/55Vl8Q4ezHak4WH0vKSkvg?si=6oNme9ilRguJQ1Q2SUn5Cw

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