Handmade in Chicago ยท Clay & Resin
Statement earrings and artisan jewelry handcrafted from polymer clay and resin โ lightweight, one of a kind, and made with love.
Shop the Collection Meet the MakerLuna Gives Back
This shop is named after my dog Luna โ my quality inspector, studio companion, and the heart behind everything I make. So this month, every pair of earrings you buy helps a pet find their way home.
One Tail at a Time is a Chicago nonprofit animal rescue on a mission to end pet homelessness โ rescuing animals from overcrowded shelters, placing them in loving homes, and supporting pet owners in need. At the end of August I'll donate 25% of the month's profits and share the receipt publicly โ right here and on Instagram.
Shop & SupportFollow along at @luna.resincrafts
This is a promotion by Luna Handmade Creations to benefit One Tail at a Time. It is not organized or run by One Tail at a Time.
Every pair is handmade, so no two are exactly alike. Checkout happens securely on Etsy.
















All purchases are completed on Etsy with Purchase Protection, secure payment, and tracked shipping from Chicago, IL.
Hello, I'm Diana. Originally from Mexico and now in Chicago for more than ten years, I spent my career designing beautiful spaces as an architect. My love for color, texture, and design led me to another creative passion: handmade jewelry and resin art.
For years these creations were a personal hobby. Every piece I made brought me joy, and eventually I realized it was time to let that creativity shine.
Named after my beloved dog Luna, this shop reflects everything I love โ design, color, craftsmanship, and the beauty of handmade things. Every item is thoughtfully made with care, and I'm so grateful to share this journey with you.
โ Diana, maker & owner
Each piece is shaped, cured, and finished by hand โ no two are ever identical.
Polymer clay is remarkably light, so statement styles stay comfortable all day.
Hypoallergenic stainless steel posts on our clay earrings.
Every order arrives in a velvet pouch with a handwritten touch.
Questions, custom requests, or just want to see what's on the workbench? I'd love to hear from you.