The Story Behind the Cayman Heart Design

Tiffany LeAnn
Oct 21
1 min read

Where love for home became something timeless.

Before there was jewelry, there was art.

When I started Peace of Paradise back in 2020, I wasn’t designing necklaces

— I was pouring resin, painting waves, and building tables.

One day, I wanted to create something that said “I love you, Cayman” without using any words. That idea became a painting — a heart shaped by the islands themselves. It still hangs in my studio today, a quiet reminder of where this all began.

That design found its way onto t-shirts.

People wore them proudly — Caymanians, travelers, and anyone who felt connected to this little piece of paradise. Seeing that love come to life made me realize something: people wanted more than a moment; they wanted a keepsake.

So the Cayman Heart evolved — from canvas to cotton, and finally, to gold. It became the very first jewelry piece I ever designed.

A small symbol of home — meant to last through seasons, travels, and chapters.

Because shirts fade. Paint can chip.

But jewelry? Jewelry lasts.