The Notes of Nature Collection

The Notes of Nature Collection

When I go for my walk in nature each day, I am always struck by the symphony of wild noises I hear in the fields and forests. The music of nature is one of the most beautiful and calming things in the world. From the chirping of birds to the rustling of leaves, nature produces an array of sounds that can be both soothing and invigorating. In this article, I wanted to share some of my favorite nature sounds and how they have influenced my new Notes of Nature collection. Here is a bit more about my inspiration and a few pieces I have recently added to the shop.


About The Collection

As someone who loves both music and nature, I am always on the lookout for unique and beautiful ways to combine these two passions. Recently, the idea of music jewelry inspired by nature came to me on a walk through the nearby Birmingham Hill Preserve. I could hear birds singing, animals clambering through dried leaves, and the wind gently whistling through the branches of trees. I was immediately struck by the potential for intricate and delicate sound-inspired designs that capture the beauty of nature. The jewelry I have created features musical symbols crafted in some of nature's most striking metals. My hope is that wearers will feel a deep connection to both the beauty of nature and the power of music when they don jewelry from this collection. These pieces are designed to serve as a reminder of the importance of embracing creativity and finding inspiration in the world around us.

  • Each piece offers an elegant, music-inspired design.

  • White gold plated over sterling silver features prominently in this collection.

  • A variety of rings and earrings provide delicate, melodious accents for any outfit.

My Favorite Notes of Nature

Bird song

Bird song in Southeastern Pennsylvania is a symphony of different melodies and calls, each unique to the species that produce them. From the haunting hoots of the Great Horned Owl to the joyful chirps of the American Goldfinch, the bird song in this region is incredibly diverse. Some of the most common bird songs in Southeastern Pennsylvania include the cheerful melody of the Eastern Bluebird, the piercing trill of the Northern Cardinal, and the sweet, warbling song of the American Robin. These songs are not only pleasant to listen to, but they also serve important ecological functions, such as attracting mates, defending territories, and warning of potential dangers. The bird song in Southeastern Pennsylvania is a testament to the rich biodiversity of the region and a reminder of the importance of preserving and protecting it.


Sounds of the Forest

The forest in Chadds Ford is a haven for natural sounds that are both soothing and invigorating. As I enter the woods, I am immediately greeted by the rustling of leaves underfoot, the crunching of twigs, and the gentle swaying of branches in the breeze. As I walk deeper into the forest, I can hear the haunting calls of the Eastern Screech Owl and the melodic songs of the Wood Thrush. The gurgling of a nearby stream and the soft patter of raindrops on leaves above also add to the menagerie of sounds. The music of the forest in Chadds Ford truly is a symphony of nature, and each sound plays a crucial role in maintaining the delicate balance of the ecosystem. Whether I'm looking to find peace and tranquility or simply enjoy the beauty of nature, the sounds of the forest in Chadds Ford regularly delight and inspire me.

Hit all the right notes with your daily look.

The Music of the Brandywine

The Brandywine River is a natural wonder that produces a variety of melodic sounds. The gentle trickle of water over rocks, the soft gurgling of the current, and the playful splashing of rapids all come together to create a symphony of sounds that are unique to this river. As you listen to the sounds of the Brandywine, you may also hear the calls of water birds such as herons and kingfishers, or the buzzing of insects such as dragonflies and damselflies. The sounds of the Brandywine River are a reminder of the power and beauty of nature, and they offer a peaceful respite from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether I am hiking, canoeing, or simply enjoying a picnic by the water, the sounds of the Brandywine River always leave me feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.


My Garden Symphony

As I walk through my garden in the summer months, I am always greeted by an orchestra of sounds that are both soothing and uplifting. The gentle rustling of leaves in the wind, the buzzing of bees as they gather nectar from flowers, and the chirping of birds as they flit from tree to tree all come together to create a symphony of nature. I can hear the soft drip of water from my fountain, the cheerful whirr of a hummingbirds wings, and the distant chatter of squirrels as they play in the trees. I am filled with a sense of peace and tranquility, knowing that I am surrounded by the beauty and serenity of nature. The sounds of my garden are a reminder of the importance of taking time to connect with the natural world and appreciate the simple pleasures in life.


Make your own music

The Notes of Nature collection is a thoughtful blend of an appreciation for the sounds of the wild and a celebration of how music connects us more deeply to our own thoughts and feelings. Whether you love the sounds of nature or are simply a music enthusiast, I hope you will be able to find a piece of musical, nature-inspired jewelry in our collection that is just what you're looking for.

Our Favorites

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Turquoise Eighth Note Necklace
$35.00$13.95
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Sterling Silver Treble & Bass Clef Stud Earrings
$30.00$12.95
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Turquoise Beamed Eighth Notes Necklace
$35.00$13.95
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Turquoise Eighth Note Hoop Earrings
$35.00$13.95
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Turquoise Treble Clef Necklace
$33.00$12.95
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Turquoise Beamed Eighth Notes Hoop Earrings
$35.00$13.95
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Singing Sand Birdie Bath Necklace
$28.00$10.95
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Sterling Silver Notes of Nature Stud Earrings
$30.00$11.95

1 comment

  • Do u have any dragonfly necklaces left

    Deborah Cooper

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