reVinyled

Welcome to the world of upcycled vinyl record art, jewelry and accessories hand-crafted by Leah Coonan.
Wear the Music. Keep the Memories. Save the Planet.
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reVinyled

Welcome to the world of upcycled vinyl record art, jewelry and accessories hand-crafted by Leah Coonan.
Wear the Music. Keep the Memories. Save the Planet.
Shop Now
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Wear the Music. Keep the Memories. Save the Planet.

Wear the Music.
Keep the Memories.
Save the Planet.

At reVinyled, we transform damaged, unplayable vinyl records into one-of-a-kind, handcrafted jewelry and art. Every piece tells a story — of the music that moved you, the memories that shaped you, and the culture that connects us.

Rooted in sustainability and designed with soul, our upcycled accessories are crafted by hand using traditional jewelry techniques — no machines, no mass production, just pure creative expression. Whether it’s your favorite artist, a wedding song, or a nostalgic label that sparks a smile, reVinyled brings those moments back to life — and puts them in your hands.

From vinyl earrings and pendants to custom fine jewelry with record inlay, this is more than just jewelry. It’s a movement. It’s a message. And it’s made to last.

Juneteenth. Freedom. Music. Legacy.

Today I am honoring some of the voices that shaped not just music but a movement. Marvin Gaye. Aretha Franklin. Billie Holiday. Stevie Wonder. Nina Simone. Sam Cooke. Artists who turned pain into power and joy into protest. Their music carried a generation forward and it still moves us today.

Juneteenth marks freedom. It also reminds us how much further we still have to go and how important it is to keep telling these stories.

Music has always been a form of resistance and celebration at the same time. These artists understood that better than anyone.

Thank you for the legacy. Thank you for the sound. 🎶

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#Juneteenth #BlackMusicHistory #reVinyled #BlackJoy #freedom
#TBT to 2011, when Always Sunny was filming on Jewelers Row.

I was a fan from day one, and when I heard that Kaitlin Olson was nearby, I grabbed a pair of earrings and absolutely hightailed it over there. I was determined to meet her.

The earrings were made from the 45 of “Summer Girls” by Dino. Looking back now, that record is actually pretty hard to find, so she really lucked out! It was a song from my childhood and teenage years, and since we’re not too far apart in age, I thought she might appreciate it.

I chose it because it felt bold, colorful, fun, and a little bit over-the-top… kind of perfect for her. The pink label and retro vibe just seemed to fit her personality.

When I finally met her, she couldn’t have been nicer. We laughed, chatted for a minute, and I handed over the earrings. I was completely star-struck on the inside, but somehow managed to keep my cool on the outside. I even think I made a reference to an episode, though honestly I was so nervous I can’t remember what I said.

I’ve thought about this moment a lot over the years and still wonder…

Did she ever wear them?

Does she still have them?

I’ll probably never know, but it’s one of my favorite reVinyled memories from the early days.

Sometimes you just have to take a chance, put yourself out there, and run down the street with earrings in your hand.

Anyone else have a celebrity encounter they’ll never forget?

reVinyled. Still Playing. 🎶

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#ThrowbackThursday#AlwaysSunnyInPhiladelphia #JewelersRow #handmadejewelry
In case you were 🤔 This is what happens before the earrings exist. Don’t worry, I only use damaged records. 

Uni Records label. This one is from a Neil Diamond record and these colors get me every single time. Yellow, electric blue, green, magenta. The way the original album design curves and flows means I can pull so many different shapes and designs from just one label. It is one of my absolute favorites to work with.

But before I even pick up a saw I have to plan the whole thing out. Every shape has to work with the back of the record too because I am always thinking about what comes next. It is basically a puzzle I get to solve every single time.

Mark it up. Check the blade tension. That little ping tells me we are good to go. And then the fun part starts.

I genuinely love this sound. Something about the saw moving through vinyl is just so satisfying. Watching that first shape pop free never gets old.

I skipped ahead in the editing because I know you just want to see the finished pieces. Here they are. Mounted on the cards with the album and the songs right there on the back so you always know exactly what you are wearing.

These are lightweight enough that you forget you even have them on. Perfect for a summer concert or a night dancing with your girls. You will be moving and swaying and having the time of your life and then someone will compliment your earrings and you will remember, oh right, I am wearing reVinyled. Just make sure you put your earring backs on so they stay put through every song.

Stay tuned for more behind the scenes. Tell your friends. Have them follow too. You never know what is coming next.

reVinyled. Still Playing. 🎶

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#reVinyled #vinylart #behindthescenes #handmadejewelry philadelphiamaker
No setlist. No soundtrack. Just the sound of a record getting a second life.

This is what it sounds like in my studio when the music stops. Every cut by hand. Every piece intentional.

Follow for more behind the scenes. 🎶

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#reVinyled #vinylart #behindthescenes #satisfyingvideo #philadelphiamaker
Custom vinyl record art. This one is for a country music fan and I had the best time designing it.

Kenny Rogers Greatest Hits. The initial is M cut in the font of The Gambler because yes The Gambler is on this album and yes that detail matters. That is just how I think.

I love making these pieces. I love the design process. I love figuring out how to make something personal and meaningful out of a damaged record that was headed nowhere. And more than anything I love the smiles they bring.

Not everybody wears earrings. So every day I am thinking about how to bring reVinyled joy to everybody I can. Custom vinyl record art is one of the best ways I know how to do that.

Got a record with meaning? A favorite artist? An initial? Let’s talk. DM me for custom inquiries and let’s bring your damaged vinyl back to life in a whole new way.

reVinyled. Still Playing. 🎶

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#reVinyled #vinylart #customvinylart #kennyrogers #philadelphiamaker
FIFTY. Born June first 1976 and I am still here. Still making things. Still fighting. Still going.

If you know the Sally O’Malley skit you already know the energy I am bringing into this decade. FIFTY. And I kick. And I stretch. And I kick.

I am a proud lesbian and yes I know that sounds like a dinosaur way to say it but that is who I am and I own every bit of it. Today is my birthday and the first day of pride month and that has always felt like the universe was in on something I did not fully understand yet.

I do now.

This is my decade. I have always been a late bloomer and I am completely fine with that because I can feel what is coming. I have gotten through some of the hardest things of my life this past year and I am still standing. Still motivated. Still getting stronger and tougher with every year that goes by.

Thank you to everyone who has celebrated with me so far. It means everything. I have a big girls weekend coming up on the nineteenth with some of my oldest friends and I cannot wait. Old friends, family, love. That is what it is all about.

Happy pride month everybody. Let us celebrate all month long. 🌈🎶

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#reVinyled #fiftyandfabulous #proudlesbian #pridemonth #philadelphiamaker