MFS/STONES

A brand and shopping experience shaped around the stories behind the stones.

Logo design · Brand guidelines · Ecommerce website · Homepage video · Shopping guides · Branded content · Tap to Pay setup

Working closely with Meg, I brought the MFS/STONES brand to life across its visual identity, online store, video, and supporting content. Getting to know her jewelry and the stories behind the stones helped shape an experience that feels personal and makes the collection easy to explore.

A consistent visual identity

I created a logo system and brand guidelines to give MFS/STONES a consistent presence across the website and branded materials. Warm neutrals and simple typography leave room for the color and character of the jewelry.

MFS/STONES logo variations, brand color palette, typography, and branded packaging mockups.

An online store with a personal point of view

The website brings together collection browsing, detailed product pages, styling inspiration, and Meg’s story. I designed the experience to help customers discover the jewelry and understand the possibilities, from everyday pieces to bespoke designs.

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MFS/STONES website on a laptop, with collection browsing, Shop the Look, a product detail page, and the bespoke design process.

From browsing on a phone to selling in person

The mobile experience carries the same care into product browsing, styling ideas, and customer stories.

Four mobile website views showing the MFS/STONES homepage, a bracelet product page, Shop the Look, and a jewelry customer’s review.

Ready for bead bars and pop-up events

I also helped connect Tap to Pay on Meg’s phone with her online inventory. She can accept payments at bead bars and future pop-up events while keeping her stock up to date across both sales channels.

Helpful content beyond the product page

Necklace length and ring sizing guides help customers choose their pieces, while branded imagery and social content carry the visual identity beyond the website.

MFS/STONES necklace length and ring sizing guides alongside branded gemstone imagery and social content.

Bringing the brand into motion

I created the homepage video to introduce the feeling of MFS/STONES through motion, bringing together the jewelry, natural color, and the stories behind the stones.

Sharing the launch

For the website launch, I also created this short reel to share the branding and finished site.

Nissa and Meg at a table with laptops and planning notes during their first MFS/STONES website working session.
Our first working session, planning the MFS/STONES website together.

A partnership built on trust

Working with Meg has been a dream. She trusted my vision for the site from the first moodboard and mockup. Getting to know her jewelry, the stories behind the stones, and the experience she wanted to create helped shape everything from the branding to the website.

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