Jewelry That Speaks: Joan Hornig on Second Acts & the Power Within

A conversation with Pave the Way founder on how small choices become big change—& a chance to shop meaningful modern heirlooms.

In honor of Mother's Day, we are thrilled to welcome Joan Hornig —jewelry designer, art world insider, and founder of Pavé the Way® —for a one-night-only salon on design, philanthropy, and the radical act of giving on your own terms

Her pieces are modern heirlooms: gold microphones for women's voices, tiny chairs for earned seats at the table, wearable tools of empowerment. Each collection channels a larger cause, and every purchase donates 100% of profits to the buyer's chosen nonprofit . It's jewelry with presence—and purpose.

Joan's work has been featured at the Museum of Arts and Design, worn by changemakers from the White House to Hollywood, and celebrated for turning adornment into agency. We carry her line at FLOK, but this evening is something different: an intimate conversation with the woman behind the mission, the reason she began it, and a chance to shop her latest pieces—just in time for Mother's Day.

From Wall Street to Bergdorf Goodman, Joan has built a second act as refined as it is radical. Her designs speak for themselves: 18-diamond hoops honoring Jewish heritage, wrenches inspired by a trip to Haiti. Every piece—some one-of-a-kind, many worn by First Ladies—is rooted in a message.

Wine will be poured. Stories will be shared. Values will be worn.

Space is limited.