At First Sight Braille Jewelry

Heart Pendant

https://www.atfirstsightbraillejewelry.com

At First Sight Jewelry is intended to promote Braille literacy within the blind and sighted communities by offering fun, reasonably priced fashion jewelry for everyone. By playing upon the visual elements of Braille, they hope to introduce the lyrical quality, as well as the importance of it, to people who know little about it.

They have a beautiful collection of necklaces, earrings, bracelets and other pieces all in braille. You can even personalize pieces with your own message. These make wonderful gifts!


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