Breast milk jewelry, said Rebecca Michals, director of global community at parenting website BabyCenter, is the latest emerging trend among new and nursing moms.

Former pharmacist Ann Marie Sharoupim talks about how she makes unique jewelry pieces out of breast milk.

She went on Etsy in search of mother's jewelry when she stumbled on the breast milk sellers. She was the first to post about it on a BabyCenter board for bargain hunters.

‘People Want Jewelry With Meaning’: How Breast Milk Became a Gem Mothers are memorializing their breastfeeding experiences with stones made from the liquid. Share full article ...

A 29-year-old woman has made a life-changing decision to leave her profession and embark on a unique career creating jewellery from breast milk, ashes and hair. When Rachel Heinze, from Lakeland ...

These people would mail the suspect items like ashes from a passed loved one, breast milk, or the hair from their children's first haircut, then expect those items to be put into pieces of jewelry.

A SINGLE mum-of-three has launched a business making stunning handmade jewellery out of umbilical cords, placenta, hair, ashes and even BREAST MILK. Melanie Fogarty, from Queensland in Australia, c… ...

The Canadian artist creates jewellery out of natural secretions, including semen, breastmilk, blood, and other sentimental items such as cremated remains, pet fur, and locks of hair.

TODAY's Dylan Dreyer reveals that her favorite necklace is made from her breast milk in a new interview with Katherine Schwarzenegger.

Melanie, 32, is the founder of Beyond The Willow Tree, creating beads, rings, necklaces, and more out of placenta, umbilical cords, breast milk, ashes, and hair.

Would you wear a coat made entirely of human chest hair? Would you eat ice cream made of human breast milk? Commentator Tania Lombrozo considers the psychology of human disgust.