My Daughter and I Both Wear This Every Single Day. Here's Why.

This year was the hardest of my life as a mom.

My daughter started school for the very first time this fall. And I think every mom who has a daughter, a little girl who represents the entire world to them, knows exactly what I'm about to say.

I want to share the one thing that changed everything for us. Because I genuinely think you need to hear this.


Every single morning, same story.

The moment we'd arrive at school, the tears would start. She'd grab my hand and hold it like she was terrified I'd disappear the second she let go. She'd look at me with those big eyes and say "don't go, mama."

I kept telling myself it would pass. Everyone said it would pass.

Weeks went by. It didn't pass.

I'd spend the entire day distracted, checking my phone, wondering if she was okay. I'd feel it physically, this hollow feeling in my chest, like a piece of me was missing until I had her back in my arms. Without her, I feel empty. Every single day.


We tried everything.

A stuffed animal. A photo of us in her bag. I even started drawing a little heart on her hand every morning before school so she'd look down during the day and know I was thinking of her. It helped a little. But it washed off by lunchtime. And honestly, it was a bit of a weird idea lol. I never realised this was actually a hint, let me explain why:

I'd always told her we shared the same heart. That my heart was hers. That without her I felt hollow, like the piece of me that made me whole was walking around in that classroom without me.

I just couldn't figure out how to make her feel that when I wasn't standing right next to her.


And then I came across the Amore bracelet. (it means love in Italian).

Honestly? I wasn't expecting much. I saw it on Facebook and I almost kept scrolling, you know how it is with ads. But something made me click, and I ordered it almost without thinking.

When it arrived, I was genuinely, completely surprised. Way beyond what I imagined. The packaging was beautiful. The quality is premium, warm and delicate, incredibly soft on the skin. And it is truly beautiful, the kind of thing you put on and never want to take off. Not just because of what it means, but because it feels that good to wear.


And I want to be completely transparent with you girls, this is not a paid article. I don't know the people at Fiora Lumea, I have never spoken to them, and they have no idea I'm writing this. I'm doing it entirely on my own because I was genuinely that surprised, and I think every mom needs to know about this. If I could say one single thing to them it would just be: thank you. Thank you for making something this meaningful.

The only tiny thing I would have loved? A little gift card inside the box to write a personal message. Mine didn't come with one, so I wrote my own little note and tucked it in myself. Small detail, but I wanted to be honest with you.


Two hearts. One hollow, one full. Each on a different wrist. Mine, and hers. When she looks at hers she feels mine. When I look at mine I feel her.

The morning I put it on her wrist, she held it up and looked at it for a long time.

"So your heart is always with me?"

"Always, baby. Always."

She walked into school without looking back. For the first time since September.

I sat in my car and cried. Happy tears. The first ones in months.


That was a few months ago. She still wears it every single day. She shows it to her friends, her teacher, everyone who will look. "See this? That's my mama's heart."And me, I look at mine constantly. Every time I do, that hollow feeling closes back up.

It worked for us i'm pretty sure it would also work for every girl's mom who's had to say goodbye, even just for a Day School drop-offs. Sleepovers. Custody weeks. University move-ins. The moments that remind you how much she needs to feel you close, even when you can't be. Now she has something permanent. That's what Amore does. A message she wears every day: my heart is always with you.

We found out we weren't alone either. More than 10,000 moms have found their happiness too with the Amore bracelets. And when I read their words, I saw myself in every single one of them.

★★★★★

"I bought this set as a mommy daughter gift for me and my 8 year old daughter. She loves jewelry and matching mommy so it was the perfect gift! I love the adjustable bracelet so I don’t have to worry about it not fitting her little wrist and they are so cute with the hearts that connect together! "

— Jessica R.
★★★★★

"It didn't feel like just jewelry. It felt deeply personal, like it carried a message between us. Like a little talisman."

— Amanda K.
★★★★★

"My daughter has learning needs and is going through a rough time at the minute. When Now she wears the bracelets and she knows that I'm always there wherever she is when she needs guidance. Thankyou"

— Lauren M.
★★★★★

" I’ve always told her she’s mommy’s heart and what more beautiful gift then this bracelet for us as I feel it represents us as mother daughter. I’d like for her to have it always to remember me."

— Sarah T.
★★★★★

"I bought these because I’m having surgery and will be in the hospital for a few nights, away from my young daughters. I bought these so we can stay “connected” while I’m gone."

— Michelle B.


They also have a 30-day guarantee. If you're not happy, they refund you completely. I didn't even need it, but knowing it was there made me feel so much better when I ordered and it makes me easier to recommand it to you girls without stress, so really, girls, you have nothing to lose.


I honestly debated whether to even mention this next part because I paid full price and I actually have zero regrets but I just found out that right now, for the Mother's Day period, Fiora Lumea has released a special limited batch at -80% off. i'm pretty sure it will not last long though you might seeing it too late, don't complain to me. xoxo

I'm not going to tell you what to do. But if any part of what I wrote tonight sounds like your mornings, if you've felt that hollow feeling, if your daughter has ever said "don't go" and meant it with everything she had, I think you already know. I'll put the link below.

I wrote this for every girls mom out there whose daughter is her entire world. You deserve this. And so does she.

Talk soon, girls. 🤍

— Sarah M.