"Ableism" is everywhere. Our culture is rooted in the belief that disability is a disadvantage, or somehow not the “normal", and as a result, life is currently structured to make able-bodied people the default by accommodating only abled people while dismissing the needs of disabled people. 
But what if all of our ableist social norms and beliefs were suddenly erased, and all spaces and places were made barrier-free, for every type of person?
 
Our surroundings might influence our thoughts to become more inclusive and make us all more aware of people around us; we might finally "SEE" disabled people more clearly and with greater acceptance. Barriers and impossible-to-access spaces would almost be offensive, we would want to remedy them and make them accessible to all. Being more aware and inclusive would uplift us collectively, making our society so much better.
 
After all, everything "human" exists on a wide spectrum--from our gender & sexual identity, our logical or creative thinking, physical strength, our shape and size, the amount of melanin in our skin, among many more thousands of things. Nothing is "abnormal" because there is no one singular "normal,' and nothing is out of range; it is all just human, in our rich variation.
 
This unique jewelry reminds us that disabilities are natural variations in human beings, rather than deficits or things that need to be fixed. Crafted to spark meaningful conversations and champion collective open-mindedness, it invites you to wear your values and inspire change. Embrace art-jewelry that transcends beauty and advocates for a world where all differences are celebrated and accomodated.