Giving History a Second Life
Repurposed & restored treasures from 1950 & before —
antique silverware and jewelry, lovingly renewed for today.
Our Story
Relic Revivals began at a flea market, with one tarnished spoon and a simple question: what if beautiful things never had to be forgotten? Founded by Chloe Looman, our small studio rescues antique silverware and jewelry — pieces generally dating from 1950 and before — and gives each one a thoughtful second life.
Every fork, spoon, and brooch that passes through Chloe's hands is cleaned, restored, and reimagined. Some pieces are returned to their original gleaming purpose; others are transformed — a Victorian spoon becomes a pendant, a 1930s fork becomes a cuff bracelet. Nothing is wasted, and every piece carries its history with it.
— Chloe Looman, Founder & Artisan
The Collections
Antique flatware and serving pieces — demitasse spoons, butter knives, sugar tongs — meticulously de-tarnished, polished, and restored to heirloom shine. Ready for your table or your display cabinet.
One-of-a-kind wearable art forged from vintage flatware and rescued findings. Spoon pendants, fork bracelets, ring bands from antique handles — each piece is entirely unique.
Craftsmanship
Estate sales, flea markets, and family attics — Chloe hand-selects pre-1950 silverware and jewelry with good bones and honest wear.
Each piece is gently cleaned and de-tarnished, dents coaxed out, and original detail preserved — never over-polished into anonymity.
Selected pieces are cut, shaped, and forged into jewelry. Handles become ring bands; bowls become pendants. Every cut is deliberate.
A final hand-polish, hallmark research card, and careful packaging — each treasure ships with its story and estimated date.
Gallery
A glimpse of pieces that have found new homes. Every item is one of a kind — when it's gone, it's gone.
Custom Orders
Chloe loves commissions — a family spoon turned into a bridal pendant, a full flatware set restored for the holidays. Tell us your story and we'll sketch a plan together.
Start a CommissionGet in Touch
Questions about a piece, restoration, or a custom order — send a note and we'll reply within a few days.