These small creations are the reason why the Callifine company exists today. I began creating jewelry in 2012 when my health allowed it. The mood of the moment decided the color, and the angel's meaning became what I longed for most at that time, when life felt dark and painful. The first pendants created were Fortuna and Futurum. Shortly after came Endorfine, followed by the very popular white Angelina.

Over the years, crafting has evolved from a hobby into a form of therapy. It shifts my thoughts away from pain and darkness to cheerful colors, shapes, and beautiful combinations—something I truly love! It gives me the strength to endure both short and long pain flare-ups.

The guardian angels' names, colors, and meanings quickly became cherished. However, many people found the meanings hard to remember. I took that as a sign that the jewelry wasn't fully complete. I also wanted to meet our customers' wishes. So, together with my sister Erika and my husband Kim, we brainstormed layouts and text for an accompanying card. The result of that collaboration is the card to which the angels are now attached. To this day, numerous designs have been created, some available only in limited editions.

The vision throughout all these years has been—and remains—to support others through my own life experiences. Creating angels became a way to help those struggling when life is tough. My wish is that the guardian angel brings its wearer joy and hope for a better, brighter tomorrow. Every year, a portion of the sales from Callifine's guardian angels is donated to charitable causes.