The Dress for Dissent Collection pays tribute to the original suffragettes—women who wore their politics in public, in code, in gold, silver, copper, even tin. Their colors were green, white, and purple. Their symbols: arrows, sunflowers, locked arms, banners raised.

This modern tribute carries that spirit forward.

Each piece is pressed using dies that contain original artwork from over a century ago—historic designs once used for medals, heirlooms, and tokens of honor. They now appear in silver, set with the suffrage movement’s original color code:

Peridot for hope. Pearl for integrity. Amethyst for dignity.

You’ll find Lady Liberty reborn for today.

A protester mid-march, holding her sign: FIGHT.

The sunflower—symbol of resilience.

And the unfiltered truth of the bird.

This is jewelry for the woman who wears her dissent in plain sight—because she’s done asking.

For the woman who knows rights don’t stay won without a fight.

Who refuses to be quiet, even when she’s silent.

10% of every sale goes to protecting women’s rights—because the work is not done.