How it’s paired, not just how it’s made.
Lauryn started Sweet Tree in August 2020. New mom, world shut down — she was getting ready for a Tennessee game and wanted an accessory that finished her outfit. So she made one. Game day shops picked it up, and the line grew. Today she leads a team of moms in Oak Ridge who handcraft every pair.
What sets Sweet Tree apart isn’t just the clay — it’s how it’s paired. A stud paired with a huggy. A solid color paired with a metallic. That pairing turns a basic earring into the one that goes home with the customer.
And Lauryn carries the full UT brand license — one of one in the claymaker world — with a share of UT sales going back to the university.
“Less than an ounce on the ear, custom team colors on request, and the only claymaker with an official UT license. That’s a rare three-for-one.”— AmyFay