Heirloom The Company was built on the belief that the best businesses — like the best jewelry — are made to last. We started with a spark and a shared dream, and we haven't stopped welding since.
"Some bonds are meant to be permanent. I wanted to create a business that celebrated exactly that."
More than three years ago, Lisa launched Heirloom The Company in Atlanta with a welding machine, a table, and an unshakeable belief that permanent jewelry was more than a trend — it was a ritual. A way to mark the moments that matter. A way to turn a memory into something you wear on your body every single day.
She built it from the ground up — private events for bachelorette parties, birthday celebrations, corporate teams, and friend groups who wanted to leave with more than a mimosa and a mani. Word spread fast. The events filled up. The weld list grew.
Then her daughter called.
Keely had watched her mother build something beautiful in Atlanta and knew immediately that DC needed it. The city was full of women marking real things — promotions, new chapters, friendships that had survived everything. So Keely brought Heirloom to Washington, DC, and the two of them did what they'd always done best: they built something together.
Today Heirloom operates across two cities, run by a mother and daughter who share the same values — quality, intimacy, and the conviction that the moments worth marking deserve more than a gift card.
Two cities. One vision. A bond that started long before the first spark.
Lisa founded Heirloom The Company over three years ago with a simple but powerful idea — that permanent jewelry could be the centerpiece of an experience, not just a purchase. She built the brand from scratch in Atlanta, developing the private event model that now defines everything Heirloom does. Her approach is rooted in warmth, precision, and the belief that every guest deserves to feel seen. When she's not at an event, she's training new artists, sourcing the finest metals, and dreaming up the next chapter of what Heirloom can become.
Keely grew up watching her mother build something from nothing and knew that energy was meant to travel. She brought Heirloom to Washington, DC — a city of ambitious, community-driven women who were ready for exactly this kind of experience. With a background in finance and a deep love for community building, Keely runs DC operations with the same precision and heart her mother put into every Atlanta event. She's the reason Heirloom feels like a DC institution even in its earliest days here — because she made sure it was rooted in the city from day one.
What started as one mother's idea in Atlanta has grown into a two-city business with hundreds of welds, thousands of memories, and a community of women who wear their Heirloom pieces every single day.
We do things the same way in both cities — with intention, with care, and with the understanding that every person who sits down at a Heirloom event deserves to leave with something they'll never want to take off.
We're not just selling jewelry — we're creating an experience. Every event is designed to feel like something worth talking about long after the weld cools.
14k solid gold, gold-filled, sterling silver — real metals built for real life. Nothing that chips. Nothing that turns. Nothing you'll want to take off.
This is a mother-daughter business built on trust, shared values, and the conviction that the best things in life — like the best jewelry — are made to last.
Private events in Atlanta and Washington, DC. Groups of 6+. We'll bring everything — you just bring the people.
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