Yearly Co.

Yearly Co.

Retail Luxury Goods and Jewelry

Nashville, Tennessee 272 followers

The perfect gift, year after year. Celebrating marriage, milestones, and more.

About us

Sixty years ago Ann’s grandfather, Stewart Simonson, gave her grandmother, Mary Jane, a simple 14k gold bangle to commemorate their wedding anniversary. After Mary Jane passed, Stewart gifted her bangles to their children for them to continue the custom into their own marriages. Thus, a meaningful and lasting tradition was created. What started as an anniversary bangle tradition in Ann’s family has grown into celebrating the special events in your life with meaningful jewelry. Yearly Co. jewelry is designed and often crafted in-house in Nashville, Tennessee. All of the materials are ethically sourced from suppliers who focus on sustainable practices. All of our 14k gold is recycled and each piece is created with the intent to be worn and handed down for generations. We go above and beyond to make sure that our pieces are the right fit to be worn day after day, year after year. It is important that our customers feel they are investing in quality jewelry that tells their story.

Website
https://yearlyco.com/
Industry
Retail Luxury Goods and Jewelry
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Nashville, Tennessee
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2016
Specialties
Jewelry Design and Jewelry Manufacturing

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Employees at Yearly Co.

Updates

  • Yearly Co. reposted this

    View profile for Elizabeth Geny, graphic

    Chief Executive Officer at Yearly Co.

    I am so honored Ann Williams has trusted me with this new position to lead Yearly as CEO. If you are lucky enough to know Ann, you know that they are big shoes to fill, but I will do my best! Cheers to 8 years of Yearly Co. and many more!

    View profile for Ann Williams, graphic

    Founder and Creative Director of Yearly Company

    Today we celebrate the 8-year anniversary of Yearly Co. I am so amazed how this family tradition has grown into a thriving business serving our incredible community of customers. What started as a small hobby in my garage studio has become more than I would ever have dreamed.   Our customers and your stories drive our ideas, our passion and our hard work every day. I began as a maker, but had a hand in every aspect of the business as we hired, settled into our offices, grew our retail presence, and became a team of twenty.   Over the last couple of years I’ve watched our leadership team grow into their roles at Yearly, deeply caring for both our customer’s experience and the growth and well-being of our team members. It’s occurred to me on many occasions that I never planned to be the CEO of a business and I don’t know that I’ve ever truly been qualified for that position. It’s a difficult balance between honoring my family’s tradition, leading a team to hold high standards for themselves and each other, and navigating a small business in an ever-changing economy over the past 8 years.   What I do know is that Yearly Co. is in a strong, stable, and growing place because I’ve identified my own shortcomings and hired to fill and exceed the places that I fall short. One of these hires was made in 2020 when I recruited our COO, Elizabeth Geny back to Nashville from D.C. for a role at Yearly. Her office had no windows and sat directly next to our studio with constant hammering. And she still accepted the job.   The business was growing but mostly organized on word docs saved somewhere on my desktop with important passwords written on post-its somewhere on my desk.  We had no HR department or policies to speak of and I wasn’t quite sure how to accurately grant PTO, but Elizabeth joined our team with enthusiasm.   I knew within weeks of hiring Elizabeth that the organization, determination, loyalty, intelligence and care that she brought to Yearly would take us to the next level of growth. For the last six months I’ve been preparing to promote Elizabeth to the Chief Executive Officer of Yearly Co. and I wanted to make that announcement today to celebrate our 8th anniversary!   Elizabeth has earned this role of our CEO and I can’t think of anyone else who embodies our core values more. She cares deeply for this business, the team, our customers, and the legacy we hope to continue to grow. I am so thankful, especially at this time in life, to have someone I trust so much to continue driving Yearly on this path while I take care of my health and undergo chemotherapy for Breast Cancer. Congratulations to Yearly Co.’s new CEO Elizabeth Geny!

  • Yearly Co. reposted this

    View profile for Ann Williams, graphic

    Founder and Creative Director of Yearly Company

    Today we celebrate the 8-year anniversary of Yearly Co. I am so amazed how this family tradition has grown into a thriving business serving our incredible community of customers. What started as a small hobby in my garage studio has become more than I would ever have dreamed.   Our customers and your stories drive our ideas, our passion and our hard work every day. I began as a maker, but had a hand in every aspect of the business as we hired, settled into our offices, grew our retail presence, and became a team of twenty.   Over the last couple of years I’ve watched our leadership team grow into their roles at Yearly, deeply caring for both our customer’s experience and the growth and well-being of our team members. It’s occurred to me on many occasions that I never planned to be the CEO of a business and I don’t know that I’ve ever truly been qualified for that position. It’s a difficult balance between honoring my family’s tradition, leading a team to hold high standards for themselves and each other, and navigating a small business in an ever-changing economy over the past 8 years.   What I do know is that Yearly Co. is in a strong, stable, and growing place because I’ve identified my own shortcomings and hired to fill and exceed the places that I fall short. One of these hires was made in 2020 when I recruited our COO, Elizabeth Geny back to Nashville from D.C. for a role at Yearly. Her office had no windows and sat directly next to our studio with constant hammering. And she still accepted the job.   The business was growing but mostly organized on word docs saved somewhere on my desktop with important passwords written on post-its somewhere on my desk.  We had no HR department or policies to speak of and I wasn’t quite sure how to accurately grant PTO, but Elizabeth joined our team with enthusiasm.   I knew within weeks of hiring Elizabeth that the organization, determination, loyalty, intelligence and care that she brought to Yearly would take us to the next level of growth. For the last six months I’ve been preparing to promote Elizabeth to the Chief Executive Officer of Yearly Co. and I wanted to make that announcement today to celebrate our 8th anniversary!   Elizabeth has earned this role of our CEO and I can’t think of anyone else who embodies our core values more. She cares deeply for this business, the team, our customers, and the legacy we hope to continue to grow. I am so thankful, especially at this time in life, to have someone I trust so much to continue driving Yearly on this path while I take care of my health and undergo chemotherapy for Breast Cancer. Congratulations to Yearly Co.’s new CEO Elizabeth Geny!

  • Yearly Co. reposted this

    View profile for Ann Williams, graphic

    Founder and Creative Director of Yearly Company

    With Valentine’s Day only one week away, I asked my husband Pat Williams where men are looking for gift guides. He told me ‘men don’t look at gift guides, but they do spend a lot of time on LinkedIn’. So I’m here to share an easy, beautiful gift for your wife/partner, mom or daughter. At Yearly Co. we make quality and meaningful jewelry and our customer favorite diamond hoops are the easiest gift to give. Available in our Nashville store and online (order by tomorrow so they’ll ship and arrive by 2/14!) Our passion is for women to feel loved and valued when they receive and wear our jewelry. So here’s your nudge to go beyond the usual flowers or chocolates this year and surprise her with something she will love and wear for a lifetime.

    The Medium Diamond Hoops

    The Medium Diamond Hoops

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