Williamson County Neighbors hosted by Lyndsay Stafford
Oct 20, 2026 · 27 min · 9 segments
What happens when a retired LAPD lieutenant finally follows a creative dream she held for 25 years? Lindsey sits down with Marie Fellhauer, founder of Hollyhocks Curations, a bespoke luxury jewelry…
And so, uh, for instance, um, I'm, I'm currently making a 30 year anniversary band for someone.
And on the inside, the underside of the gallery, I put three X's in there in metal, obviously.
Um, so I do the CAD, um, and with a, with a unique one of a piece kind, um, you know that no one else has that.
And so when you wear it, you can have a sense of pride and there's meaning to it.
And it's something that you can pass down to children or friends or whatever the case may be.
So I find that making it personal to someone makes them want to wear jewelry.
And I always tell women that say, I have this beautiful ring, it's in my jewelry box.
So I know that I'll be that 80-year-old woman with like a ring on every finger.
But yeah, so I just, I really enjoy the, I like to get to know my clients and hear their story and weave who they are into the piece.
And I think about the pieces that I wear and I'm really excited to talk about this one.
But it's also just it's it feels very special that it was nobody else has this exact thing.
And this was just a, you know, just a. a small necklace that I had envisioned for years but couldn't find it anywhere yeah and you were able to bring that vision to life so I see it from a client perspective too so when a client comes looking for a custom piece how do you take their personal story memories visions and translate that into a piece of jewelry so you just shared a perfect example of that and I'm sure you have a million other stories what's your process for that
So I'll give you another example of the process I went through with a client.
He and his wife have a ministry and his wife, they used to own a bed and breakfast and his wife created some cookbooks because at their bed and breakfast, people just loved the food that she cooked.
And so, uh, for instance, um, I'm, I'm currently making a 30 year anniversary band for someone.
And on the inside, the underside of the gallery, I put three X's in there in metal, obviously.
Um, so I do the CAD, um, and with a, with a unique one of a piece kind, um, you know that no one else has that.
And so when you wear it, you can have a sense of pride and there's meaning to it.
And it's something that you can pass down to children or friends or whatever the case may be.
So I find that making it personal to someone makes them want to wear jewelry.
And I always tell women that say, I have this beautiful ring, it's in my jewelry box.
So I know that I'll be that 80-year-old woman with like a ring on every finger.
But yeah, so I just, I really enjoy the, I like to get to know my clients and hear their story and weave who they are into the piece.
And I think about the pieces that I wear and I'm really excited to talk about this one.
But it's also just it's it feels very special that it was nobody else has this exact thing.
And this was just a, you know, just a. a small necklace that I had envisioned for years but couldn't find it anywhere yeah and you were able to bring that vision to life so I see it from a client perspective too so when a client comes looking for a custom piece how do you take their personal story memories visions and translate that into a piece of jewelry so you just shared a perfect example of that and I'm sure you have a million other stories what's your process for that
So I'll give you another example of the process I went through with a client.
He and his wife have a ministry and his wife, they used to own a bed and breakfast and his wife created some cookbooks because at their bed and breakfast, people just loved the food that she cooked.
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