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Daily Inspiration: Meet Patricia Marie Thacker

Today we’d like to introduce you to Patricia Marie Thacker

Hi Patricia Marie, thanks for sharing your story with us. To start, maybe you can tell our readers some of your backstory.
Patricia Marie Fine Jewelry was founded in 2000 in Nashville, Tennessee by artist and craftsman, Patricia Thacker. Patricia’s designs and her company, originally known as PATRICIA MATHEWS DESIGNS, quickly became a favorite of those in and around Nashville who appreciate truly original art expressed through the finest gemstones and 18k gold. While Patricia’s offerings and devoted clientele have expanded well beyond those early years in Nashville, her dedication to classic style, exquisite gemstones, and impeccable gold work remain as the foundation of each of her lines.

After living in Southern California and New York, Patricia settled into her historic home in Nashville. “There is just something about the south that holds and inspires me: The dignity of the architecture, the changing of the seasons, the people and their loyalty to heritage” says Patricia. “I have spent over half my life here; it is home, and I believe that this is where I am meant to be.”

Raised as the youngest of four girls, Patricia was always happy to be at her fathers side, building things and working with his tools. Trips with Dad to the hardware store were much anticipated. As a young adult, her childhood interests were refined as Patricia spent time as a fine jewelry buyer. During this time, Patricia studied countless artists, began to develop her unique style and came to understand the importance of a collection. The curiosity of her childhood transformed into creative drive. Whether it was sketching designs while at the park with her young boys, working at her bench, or taking classes to master her craft, Patricia worked tirelessly to express herself through her designs. That dedication can be seen clearly today in each piece designed and created by PATRICIA MARIE FINE JEWELRY.

Today, Patricia works collaboratively with her clients and a select group of highly skilled local artisans to translate her sketches into one of a kind works of art. Her individual attention to each client’s needs and dedication to craftsmanship remain as the foundation of PATRICIA MARIE FINE JEWELRY.

Patricia welcomes individual appointments at her studio in Nashville or you can find many of her pieces on her website. Patricia is also the exclusive fine jeweler to Blackberry Farm Luxury Hotel and Resort, Kirna Zabette in Nashville, Vivace Cashiers and Madlords Paris and Saint Tropez.

Alright, so let’s dig a little deeper into the story – has it been an easy path overall and if not, what were the challenges you’ve had to overcome?
2025 will be my 25 year in business and it has not always been easy. I have seen ups and downs in the gold market, real estate market and various shifts in trends. But the one constant is my love for this work.

Thanks – so what else should our readers know about your work and what you’re currently focused on?
The one thing that separates me from the rest is my ability to connect and identify with my client and understand there lifestyle and what will work for them. I love working with clients with their existing pieces and reimagining or reworking family pieces so they can be enjoyed today.

What are your plans for the future?
2024 has been a year of so much growth. I have really enjoyed working with Blackberry Farm and creating custom branded items for them, I hope to offer that service to other boutique hotels and resorts. I’m also thrilled that my line will be in Europe, and that will be a whole new market for me. I will be working hard on my ecommerce keeping things fresh for both my local and now international clients.

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