(1) This Be The Change Pendant ($8) is made of a reclaimed wood game piece and recycled paper. Each pendant comes in an organza gift pouch. The quote on the pendant, “Be the change you want to see in the world, “ is by Mahatma Gandhi, a man who truly lived by these words.
(2) This 100% lead-free pewter paperweight boldly poses the question, “What would you attempt to do if you knew you could not fail?” ($35). I gave this paperweight to my best friend and he did not fail in his personal attempt. What an inspiring reminder to follow your dreams!
(3) Artist Lisa Hopkins has etched the word “believe” ($62) into this gently-cupped sterling silver pendant which is then oxidized for contrast and given a brushed finish. A simple expression but one that says so much.
(4) This coin pendant is hand-stamped with the phrase, “it’s never too late to be what you might have been” ($75). The coin is placed on a 18″ silver plated chain with a black nickel plated vintage star. This is one of my favorite quotes which is attributable to George Elliot.
(5) This necklace has a handmade 22-karat gold-plated heart which is layered over a sterling silver token engraved with the words, “Let All That You Do Be Done In Love” ($68). What an elegant reminder to live in love.
(6) This Carpe Diem Pendant ($8.95) is handmade by HomeStudio Arts. This pendant is made of a reclaimed Scrabble® game piece. HomeStudio lets you personalize it by picking the Scrabble® letter that you want on the back of the pendant. Those who know me well understand how important the Carpe Diem sentiment is to me. I strive daily to “live in the moment”- harder to do than say.
(7) This Valiant Necklace ($188) by Artist Jes MaHarry has an oak tree amulet to promote strength of mind and body with “heal” inscribed on the front and “Be brave and have courage” on the back. We could all use this token to remind us of the strength that already lies within us.







I have a passion for finding the “perfect” item for entertaining, for my home, or that gift for someone special. I enjoy searching through catalogs, magazines, and the Internet to find those items, and recently decided that I should share these great finds with others.
I have chosen the concept of mindful shopping because I only include those items that I feel fulfill one or more of these four specific categories: Comforting; Beautiful; Joyful; Inspirational.
Because of this mindful shopping concept, I have developed a new appreciation for shopping and money, and the wonderful emotions that can be evoked by finding that special item full of purpose and meaning. My hope is that the Mindful Shopper is able to do the same for you.


Your wonderful samplings continue to brighten my days and put a smile on my face. Fantastic items!!!
I LOVE the new inspirational items!!!!!! Affordable, too!!
I presently have the “what would you do if you knew you could not fail” paperweight in my office. Wanted you to know – great minds and all that. Also, how cool are you? My wife’s going to love your site.
My spirit drained after some dark, difficult days, I was drawn to this collection and I was instantly refreshed when I read “Believe! It’s never too late to be what you might have been. Carpe Diem!”
Luther: I am so glad you found some inspiration. Those are my favorites as well. We both are needing to realize that “it’s never to late to be what you might have been”. – Amy Kathleen
Be the change you want to see in the world. I love it. I am buying it for a young girl I am mentoring. Thank you
Hello Edith: Thank you so much for stopping by the site. So glad you found something you like! -Amy Kathleen
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