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"  Jennifer Fisher has managed to do a hell of a lot in the last eight and half years. From styling celebrities, to having a baby, to having another baby, to starting her own business, to launching a website, and to designing a jewelry collection coveted by celebrities and accessories editors alike, Fisher has been busy. Fisher started out as a stylist living in Los Angeles. Soon after meeting her husband she was diagnosed with a desmoid tumor, an extremely rare sarcoma that stems from dead skin tissue. Going through chemo was a laborious process that took place on both sides of the country. As this specific type of tumor grows from an increase in the body&amp;#039;s estrogen, doctors warned Fisher about the dangers of carrying her own baby, fearful the cancer might metastasize. Two surrogacy attempts and a bout of IVF treatment later, Fisher and her husband opted to take the summer off and reevaluate things. And then, she got pregnant. Related: Ten Questions: Jennifer Fisher Shane, a miracle, was born. Fisher set out to find a piece of jewelry to celebrate becoming a mother. &amp;quot;I wanted something that reflected my own personal style, and had an edge and a little more weight to it,&amp;quot; Fisher said. &amp;quot;And I wanted his whole name on it.&amp;quot; So she headed over to LA&amp;#039;s Jewelry District, scored a dog tag, had it imprinted with the name &amp;#039;Shane,&amp;#039; and started sporting it on a heavy gold chain. This was the foundation for the trademark piece of Jennifer Fisher&amp;#039;s jewelry collection.  While at work, she&amp;#039;d receive compliments from people on set, asking where she purchased her chunky chain necklace. Soon enough, Fisher started making more necklaces for her friends in fashion and entertainment. And so, Jennifer Fisher the jewelry business was born. &amp;quot;People want something bespoke and unique that you can&amp;#039;t find in a department store,&amp;quot; she said. &amp;quot;Something that reflects their own personal journey, identity and sense of style. So, I just started making more shapes!&amp;quot; The basic dog tag is still one of the most popular styles in Fisher&amp;#039;s entire collection. Related: Meet the Designer Making Eco-Friendly Jewelry Chic Fisher was literally working out of her bedroom on the line, while simultaneously traveling and working on styling jobs. Though most would be overwhelmed by the very thought of maintaining one job, starting a business, and having a young child all at the same time, Fisher was inspired. &amp;quot;It was so exciting, and I couldn&amp;#039;t believe that people really wanted my jewelry,&amp;quot; she said. And as if things weren&amp;#039;t hectic enough, 20 months later, daughter Drew was born. Though nearly nine years have passed since the first dog tag, Fisher shows no signs of slowing down. With the fall color repertoire expanding to include normal and darkened silver, colored stones being added to the fine jewelry, distribution going overseas, and a store opening soon in Manhattan, it&amp;#039;s clear Fisher enjoys a full plate.  Related: I Did SoulCycle With Carson Daly, Kelly Ripa, and Jennifer Fisher "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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