Let's sit crooked and talk straight
About Good Wknd
Good Wknd started in 2016 in a spare bedroom in Oklahoma City, which is a very unglamorous origin story for a jewelry brand, but here we are.
I’m Tiffany, the one person behind all of it. I make jewelry because I believe the pieces you reach for every day should feel considered. Not precious. Not saved for a special occasion that may or may not materialize. Just good, wearable, worth-keeping jewelry for the life you’re actually living.
Here's the thing about good jewelry: you buy something and then you save it. It goes on the shelf next to the nice perfume you only spray on for dinner reservations, and the candle you light only when company comes over. Eight months later, the necklace still hasn't gone anywhere.
Jewelry always finishes the outfit and makes even the most casual looks feel styled.
Try this instead: pair that necklace with your favorite dingy sweatshirt. Not the blazer. Not the sharp, freshly-pressed shirt. The sweatshirt. Suddenly your look is intentional, like you're one of those people with effortless style. You don't need a better outfit, and you don't need a better occasion.
Let's celebrate the little moments.
The coffee you drink alone on a Tuesday morning is an occasion.
The playlist you made for no one.
The light hitting your kitchen window at 4pm in October.
The drive that goes nowhere in particular.
These are the moments your life is actually made of.
The best jewelry looks aren't built around one single piece. They're your grandmother's ring on your right hand and something new on your left. A solid gold stud you'll wear for the next twenty years next to an inexpensive charm you added to the collection last Thursday.
Heirloom and handmade and sourced and stacked into something that's entirely, specifically yours.
Good Wknd pieces come in 14k gold fill, solid gold, sterling silver, and 18k PVD — because a great jewelry wardrobe isn't built in a single purchase. It's built over time, with things that hold meaning alongside things that hold up. The mix isn't a compromise. It's the whole idea.
Some pieces are made by hand, start to finish. Others are thoughtfully sourced and chosen for their style and durability. Either way, nothing ends up here by accident — and nothing is made to sit in a drawer.
The Benevolent Vixen Club
A percentage of every sale goes to organizations who are doing real good in the world, like The Trevor Project and the ASPCA. Not because it makes a good brand story. Because it's the right thing to do.
Every Day is the Occasion
The Tuesday you wore the good earrings for no reason. The Saturday with bedhead and bare feet. The random Wednesday that asked nothing of you and got the best of you anyway.
That's what Good Wknd pieces are for.
Where the Materials Come From
Gold fill, sterling silver, and stones are the foundation of what I create, and both are sourced with intention.
The 14k gold fill and sterling silver wire and sheet I use comes from US-based suppliers. Gold fill, unlike gold plated, contains a meaningful quantity of real gold bonded to a brass core, which means less of the material ends up as waste, and the pieces last long enough that they don't need to be replaced every season.
The stones in my one-of-a-kind pieces including the turquoise, white buffalo, and other natural gemstones I work with, are sourced from dealers I trust, with known origins. Part of why each OOAK piece is photographed and described individually is so you know exactly what you're getting, including where the stone came from when that information is available.
My PVD pieces are sourced from a US-based manufacturer. I'm transparent about the fact that I'm still doing my homework on their upstream sourcing, and I'll update this page as I learn more.
I don't use the word "sustainable" because it's become so diluted it doesn't mean much. What I can say honestly: I know where my materials come from, I choose suppliers with care, and I make things to last so they don't end up forgotten in a drawer after six months.
About Tiffany
METALSMITH, GREENHOUSE ENTHUSIAST, LIMBO CHAMPION
I fabricate all the handmade pieces in my studio in Oklahoma City, usually while listening to a murder podcast or a book on tape (probably the newest thriller).
I have three dogs who are very invested in the process and a greenhouse in the backyard where I spend more time than is probably reasonable.
I was the limbo champion of my fourth grade class.
Every year, I try growing our food. Every year it's less of a harvest and more of a snack situation. If we were settlers dependent on this, we'd be in a lot of trouble.
I’m picky about coffee (local roasters only please, shout out to We Are Siyo), married to a microbiologist and virologist I met on a dating app after swearing I’d never meet someone on a dating app, and once met David Sedaris at 2am in a bookstore in a tiny Kansas town. It remains one of the best moments of my life and I think about it more than I probably should.
Good Wknd is a one-person operation. Every piece that leaves here has been touched, considered, and sent off with the quiet hope that it ends up somewhere it’s loved well and worn often.