Why You Don't Hear About Jewel Anymore

March 2024 ยท 1 minute read

Outside Jewel's self-improvement and humanitarian work, she's also founded a jewelry company with the designer Christopher Beaver. And no, Jewel's jewelry company isn't called "Jewel's Jewels." Instead, it's called Songlines, filled with pendant necklaces, earrings, and rings, fashioned from sterling silver and gold fill, and adorned with stones like labradorite and small diamonds.

In 2018, she told Forbes, "We just wanted to test out the idea and see what the response was." And since then, the business has grown on a direct-to-consumer basis, with two exclusive outlets in New York and Nashville. She also sells her work on the "Jewel's Handmade Holiday Tour," where her son also sells homemade bath bombs. The entrepreneurial spirit, it seems, runs in the family. 

All combined, this just goes to show Jewel never really slowed down, and that even though she keeps a somewhat lower profile, Jewel's just as productive as she ever was in the era of flannel and grunge.

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