And now for the men in our lives who are recipients, living donors or great supporters, here are some ideas for holiday Gifts of Gratitude.
There are lots more on TransplantGifts.com.
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Is this the guide you’ve been waiting for? Small gifts can be mighty, meaningful, whimsical, beautiful and in some cases, all of the above. Take a spin through my website, transplantgifts.com, and find lots of treasure for $50 and under. Here are just a few:
Tree of Life designs are symbols for the continuity and growth which transplants provide. As metaphors for limbs that reach both upwards and around us, these designs represent love, an umbrella of protection, plus the opportunity to grow into something healthy and beautiful. See them all on transplantGifts.com. These items are also available in my Etsy shop at kidneyjewelry.etsy.com
2019 Holiday Guide #1: Kidney Transplant Gifts for Surgeons, Nurses, Coordinators Looking for gift ideas to give for kidney transplant gratitude? Gifts for kidney recipients or living donors? Special nurses, social workers, surgeons and transplant coordinators? How about great gifts for men?Keep watching this space for this year’s series of gift guides. Here is the lineup, all coming in November, 2019 Gift Guide #1 is below-Gift Ideas for your transplant medical team of surgeons, nurses and coordinators. There are over 100 transplant gift items on TransplantGifts.com! Gift Guide #2-Coming soon: Tree of Life, symbols of the beauty and continuity that the Gift of Life brings into our lives, Check this category on the website TransplantGifts.com to see them all Gift Guide #3-Coming soon: Gift Guide: My most popular category of gifts…Kidney Shaped Pendants in sterling silver, gemstone, Mother of Pearl…Here are just a few. Check transplantgifts.com to see them all. Gift Guide #4- Coming soon: Check out Gifts for the transplant GUYS in your lives! Find more on TransplantGifts.com. Gift Guide #5-Coming soon: Transplant gifts for $50 and under…a popular gift category, starting at $10. Lots more on TransplantGifts.com
I began making my Queen of Parts jewelry about 2005. They are made from my collection of kidney beads and vintage crown pin/brooches, popular in the 1950’s-1960’s, although this style brooch is still being made in some contemporary costume jewelry collections. These pieces have been refurbished with kidney beads and drops so are now OOAK (one-of-a-kind). All are fanciful and playful gifts, yet, they have elegance and show symbolism to honor the Gift of Life.Myra Schwartz
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 Having worked in photography, printmaking, painting, dollmaking, quilting, ceramics and lampworking glass beads, I finally found my creative home in jewelry making. While working with beads and jewelry design full time since 1991, I’ve managed to combine that passion with my experience as a kidney patient.
Since losing my own kidney function, my heroic living donor gave me not only the Gift of Life but also the true meaning of giving. The words Precious Kidney ring in my heart daily. She inspired me to create this line of special jewelry.
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