Worthy Wands

This is not jewelry. It is remembrance.

What you hold in your hands may look like a necklace or a bracelet, but what you receive is a return to yourself. A ritual you can touch. A truth you can wear. A daily anchor back to the woman you were always becoming.

Worthy Wands began long before it had a name. It began with one woman trying to find a way back to herself. Each piece exists for that reason, a tangible reminder that worthiness is not earned, it is remembered.

And I'm not just the founder. I'm the first one it saved.

I never set out to build a brand. I set out to survive my own unraveling.

The First Worthy Wands created in 2017

Our Story

Worthy Wands didn't begin with a business plan. It began with a breaking point. In 2017, my life unraveled. My engagement ended. My relationship collapsed. My identity cracked wide open. And for the first time, I couldn't outrun the ache of feeling unworthy.

In the midst of that unraveling, I was guided into deep inner child work. When I tried to connect with her, she wouldn't come forward. So I asked, "What do you need to feel safe?" Her answer changed everything. She said, "For you to love yourself. To trust yourself. Save yourself before you try to save anyone else." Then she added, like a whisper from my soul, "Anchor yourself."

I didn't have an anchor. So I created one.

I walked into a Things Engraved store and stamped a necklace with two words I needed to believe: Worthy. Enough. I wore it every day. At first, I didn't trust the words. But with each wear, something began to shift. I stood a little taller. I softened. I started to remember who I was before the world told me who to be.

At the time, I was traveling with Tony Robbins and had the opportunity to meet Dr. Joe Dispenza, who taught me that repetition rewires the brain. Dr. Bruce Lipton showed me that our thoughts and rituals can create measurable change in our biology. That ignited something in me. I dove deeper. I studied neuroscience. I became certified in NLP by Dr. Richard Bandler, the co-founder of the field.

That's when it all clicked. I wasn't just wearing jewelry. I was retraining my mind. I was healing my nervous system. I was anchoring new truths into my body, one choice, one breath, one ritual at a time. That was my turning point.

In 2018, I created Worthy Wands. Not as a brand, but as a tool disguised as jewelry. Something sacred I could hold. Something to help me remember my worth on the days I forgot. I knew that if it could change my life, it could change others.

I didn't set out to create a brand. I created a movement.

What began with a single necklace has become a movement of 30,000 women anchoring in globally. The jewelry is the anchor, a daily embodiment of truth. I created The Anchor Method as the map, a six-pillar framework that helps regulate the nervous system and reclaim identity. That map is becoming a book, You Are the Anchor (coming in 2026), which is a transformative guide for women who are exhausted from performing strength while quietly falling apart. Blending memoir, neuroscience, and practical methodology, I take you through the exact method that took me from survival to sovereignty.

From a single necklace to a global movement

From prisons to shelters, Worthy Wands is anchoring a new story of worth, one person, one anchor at a time.

Since then, Worthy Wands has found its way into prisons, shelters, treatment centers, and healing rooms across the world. We have witnessed what happens when someone holds a piece that speaks to the part of them they thought no one ever saw. The shift is not loud, it is cellular. One anchor, one breath, one moment of remembrance at a time.

Bringing anchors to those who need to remember their worth most

Whether it is a cell, a shelter, or the quiet holiness of your own home, the need to feel seen, valued, and anchored runs deeper than circumstance. Worthy Wands exists for those who are done outsourcing their worth and are ready to reclaim it and embody it in their bones.

This is not jewelry. It is remembrance. It is regulation. It is a revolution you can wear.

When someone remembers they are worthy, they move differently. They choose differently. They become a different force in the world.

You are not broken. You are not late. You are not missing.

You are the anchor.

And we are here to help you remember.