In our 4th episode Amy D’Ambra, founder of the jewelry company
“My Saint My Hero” tells us the story of how as a busy
professional and mother of three, she was dashing through life at
breakneck speed, handling a demanding business, and lost her
focus. During a vacation in Italy, she stopped to take a breath
and to pray. After that, she not only reconnected with her family,
but My Saint My Hero was born. Amy has now built a different
kind of business, one founded in and inspired by prayer. Her vow
is to bring the sacred to now–to be a reminder that God is real,
prayer works and love heals.
Buy yourself a wearable blessing at: MySaintMyHero.com
Instagram: @MySaintMyHero
Great for Mother’s Day, Graduation Gifts, or anyone who needs a blessing.
Each piece you buy empowers women working in communities in need, to rise above poverty.
Guest Bio:
Amy D’Ambra is President and Founder of My Saint My Hero, a jewelry company grounded in faith and prayer with the commitment to bring the “Sacred to Now.” My Saint My Hero prayerfully creates handcrafted Wearable Blessings™ that brings faith, hope, and purpose into everyday life. Amy is a frequent guest on QVC with a number of incredible sellout shows. Her passion is to inspire business leaders to be soulfully responsible and she believes that through collaboration, we can empower communities across the globe with meaningful work. Amy and her partner, Christine Rich, have led My Saint My Hero to become the Blessing Bracelet™ company known throughout the world. They recently launched the Blessing Revolution Campaign encouraging kindness and compassion through the Gift of a Blessing™. To date, there are over one million wearers of the Blessing Bracelet™ and the number is growing daily. My Saint My Hero collaborates with organizations like Senhoa to bring meaningful work to communities in need. Their model remains - combine love and compassion with fashion to make a global difference.
Amy and her loving husband Anthony live in Southern California and have been married for over 26 years. Together they have three children, Ellie, Caroline, and Anthony.
