And the winner of our first give-away....

Thank you all so much for your comments on our first give-away.  This week's winner is Kate who posted the following on our blog.  

Love in the mossy underbelly,
love in the cavernous hereafter,
love in the broken branches of memory.
Nature is within,
but not without
A pattern of beauty
where there exists everything
and nothing
at
all.

Congratulations!  You will be receiving one of the journals (above) and a pack of post-its from the Galapagos collection.  Please email your mailing address to Elena at elena@cursivenewyork.com.  

Tune in Monday for another give-away question about the Galapagos Collection.

Cast from 19th-century wax seals by Pyrrha

Martlet and Heart

The martlet is the vanguard of spring and a bearer of good news.  When appearing on a heart it represents the happiness that is born out of love.

Handsome jewelry for men & women.

The exciting news for March Madness...

Cursive New York will be hosting a give-away each Friday from the Galapagos Collection which was inspired by the flora and fauna of the Galapagos Islands and designed by Jacqueline Schmidt (Screech Owl Design and one of Cursive's vendors).  

1. Every Monday morning in March, we will post a question inspired by the Galapagos.

2. Please post your comment (one per person) here or find us on facebook, "like" us and post on Cursive New York's facebook page.

3. Comments will be accepted until Thursday at 1pm EST and the winner will be announced Friday morning.

4. Cursive will choose a winner based on the most unique and creative response.

Question: What about nature inspires you?

March madness is coming to Cursive...

Something exciting is happening on Monday...

Be sure to check in.

Things are changing on Cursive's blog...

...beginning with Wednesdays: we will be highlighting a piece (s) of jewelry sold at Cursive, showing off a customer's purchase or a unique piece of jewelry we've spotted on someone...

First posting (albeit a bit late...) is Jeanine Payer's "Dusk" necklace purchased by Dawn, who was in town for business and had been eyeing Jeanine Payer's jewelry for a while... 

For love is but the heart's immortal thirst

To be completely know and all forgiven

- Henry Van Dyke 

Happy Birthday to a Cursive customer!

Frequent customer Kathleen (forgive me if I have your name wrong...) stopped by Cursive yesterday evening with her friend Lauren and when we found out she had a celebratory birthday in the Campbell Apartment this gave way to an impromptu birthday solo serenade of Franz Lehar's Merry Widow Waltz by Elena.

Kathleen & Lauren in front of a favorite wall of cards.

Happy Valentine's Day!

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