There’s a whole world between saying „I’m sorry” and „will you forgive me”, claims Forgiveness Jewelry founder and mastermind Rob Tarr, on the jewelry line that was just recently launched. The new online project was unveiled in the final days of December, following a five-year journey (mostly spiritual) into the world of forgiveness and mercy, says Tarr, an entrepreneur, who teamed up with renowned jewelry designer Amy Levinson and assembled a dedicated team to launch the project. The line of jewelry is now available online at www.fogivenessjewelry.com.

Forgiveness Jewelry: a women's forgiveness ring featuring the olive branch

“Forgiveness is something we all need. We all make mistakes in the course of life and some of those mistakes harm others. It’s part of being human,” explains the mission statement of Forgiveness Jewelry. “The art of forgiveness is admitting that you’ve made a mistake and then taking responsibility for your actions and asking for forgiveness. More than simply saying “I’m sorry”, a declarative statement, it is important to acknowledge your mistake and ask the other person to forgive you.” It sounds something like: “I’m sorry… will you fogive me?”.

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