3 Graces of Gold Debuts Plot Twist Custom Talisman Jewelry Collection

Like any good plot twist, 3 Graces of Gold’s latest collection is about surprise—specifically, the ways jewelry can surprise you," says brand founder and designer Naz Kretlow, a line that sets the tone for PLOT TWIST, the custom talisman collection that debuted in late 2025 and is offered made-to-order.

The collection is presented on the brand site as "Introducing 3 Graces of Gold's custom fine jewelry collection of personalized talismans inspired by the combination of meaningful symbols, everyday objects, and messages to attach to ourselves as we navigate life's twists and turns." Launch messaging across the site and an Instagram post proclaiming "⭐️LAUNCH IS LIVE ⭐️ 3 Graces of Gold Made-to-Order Plot Twist Collection: Personalized solid gold talismans done our way" emphasize personalization and made-to-order production.

Kretlow plans to expand the line on a cadence: "The Plot Twist collection debuted in late 2025, but the response has been so strong that Kretlow says she plans to add new designs each quarter." Materials named for upcoming designs include "enamel, natural colored gemstones, and repurposed antique diamonds," language Kretlow uses to link craft techniques with vintage resources. The site also promotes "natural diamonds, gemstones, and hand-enameled messages," and product copy invites buyers to "Write Your Story in Gold."

PLOT TWIST opened with four recognizable symbols: the horseshoe, the star, the crayon, and a screw-top bottle cap, each rendered as fine jewelry pendants. The site labels one offering "THE MILGRAIN HORSESHOE PENDANT - GOOD LUCK." The screw-top motif became the Screw This pendant, a functioning locket: "The Screw This pendant can carry any secret in its compartment."

Playful figural work anchors the newest drops. The Bite Me gemstone berry pendant is listed from $3,750 and appears as "THE GEMSTONE BERRY PENDANT" with the bold "BITE ME" label. The ombré diamond peanut pendant, from $2,550, is described on the site as a deliberate riff on figural jewelry: "Nuts were Naz's first obsession when she started collecting figural gold jewelry, and she dreamed of designing a peanut unlike the rest." The peanut flips to reveal a cross section and a message; product text and reporting note that you can "Flip over the repurposed vintage diamond-dusted shell to reveal the nuts inside with a message," and that "The peanut says I’m a real nut on its flip side."

Outside the Plot Twist pieces, the Chubby Donut Band remains a client favorite and is offered in 14k, 18k, or 22k gold. Kretlow recently reopened preorders for the heavy gold bands, and preorders "came in so quickly that she won’t accept new orders until March," a pause that underscores demand for substantial gold daily-wear pieces alongside the talisman work.

Retail reach remains hybrid: the site lists "Shop In Person in NYC, Round Top, and Chicago This Spring" while offering e-commerce features such as wishlist tools and email sign-up for early access to drops. With starting prices at $2,550 for the ombré peanut and $3,750 for the Bite Me berry, 3 Graces of Gold is positioning personalization, repurposed stones, and hand-enameled messaging as the business model for its next quarterly chapters.