Today's Bread, Tomorrow's Hangover Necklace

I’m not saying wearing these will solve your problems, but it’s very hard to be genuinely stressed when you’ve got a tiny loaf of bread hanging from your neck. The Today’s Bread, Tomorrow’s Hangover Necklace is my tribute to the Irish art of the "comeback"—that delicate balance of crisps, toast, and Kerrygold.

Handcrafted in my Greystones studio, you can now choose between the classic stainless steel silver or the elevated 18K gold-plated brass. Both are lightweight and designed to be a conversation starter—usually starting with someone asking if they can have a crisp.

The Details

• The Holy Trinity: Each necklace features three miniatures handcrafted from plant-based resin: a Tayto Cheese & Onion bag, a loaf of Brennans Bread, and a block of Kerrygold. It’s the ultimate "day after" kit, preserved forever so you never forget the soakage.

• The Metal Options:

  • The Gold: A lightweight, 43cm, shiny 18K gold-plated brass chain. Perfect for when you want your nostalgia to look like a family heirloom.

  • The Silver: A classic, sturdy, 43cm stainless steel chain. Durable, tarnish-resistant, and excellent for everyday wear.

• The Materials: Charms are made from eco-conscious plant-based resin with a touch of glitter, because hangovers are temporary but sparkle is forever.

• The Vibe: "I’m a sophisticated adult with a penchant for fine metals and a very specific grocery list."

It’s bold, it’s nostalgic, and it’s a hell of a lot more useful than a mood ring.

⚠️Please note that each of these pieces is made to order, which means I'm not sitting on a mountain of wasted stock like some fast-fashion nightmare—it's better for the planet, though it does mean your order might take a minute to ship if the demand is particularly chaotic⚠️

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