As the wife of former Baltimore Orioles catcher, Chris Hoiles, sports have long been a part Dana Hoiles’ lifestyle. Attending countless Major League Baseball games and supporting the athletic pursuits of her three sons inspired Hoiles to dabble in sports-themed jewelry design.
As fashionable female fan gear options continued to grow, accessories were still lacking. Hoiles explained, “I refused to wear baseballs from my ears and actually call them earrings.” Instead she looked to create jewelry that was classic in design and versatile enough to transition wearers from gametime to their post-game activities. The result is a collection of stylish, sports-minded jewelry that is made to match fans’ love of the game.
Hoiles’ pieces celebrate a wide variety of sports, including basketball, soccer, hockey, golf, volleyball and lacrosse. Unique silhouettes such as the “Heart with Baseball Stitch” necklace characterize the line, which Hoiles has dedic...
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