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Dolly Parton unveils her second jewelry line with Kendra Scott, drawing creative inspiration from her classic 1974 ballad, “I Will Always Love You.”
Dolly Parton and Kendra Scott Reunite for a Jewelry Line Inspired by “I Will Always Love You”
Dolly Parton is at it again! After turning heads with her first jewelry collaboration with Austin-based brand Kendra Scott, the country music legend has returned with a second collection that fans will find worth the anticipation.
This new release features 10 unique designs that pay tribute to Parton’s musical legacy—most notably her timeless 1974 hit, “I Will Always Love You.” More than just accessories, the pieces are described as an ode to music, style, and female empowerment. They showcase some of Dolly’s favorite themes, including hearts, butterflies, and floral elements—each symbolizing her approach to self-expression.
Whether you prefer standout pieces like a sculptural necklace or more sentimental items such as a heart-shaped locket or delicate butterfly earrings, there’s something for every style. Kendra Scott, the brand’s founder and creative head, shared with PEOPLE that the team took care to incorporate design elements that honor both the essence of the song and the spirit of the brand.
But the collaboration extends beyond just jewelry. Scott revealed that their shared commitment to children’s literacy has become a vital part of their partnership. With support from the Kendra Scott Foundation’s Yellow Library and Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, they’re working together to spread books and encouragement to kids nationwide.
The two first connected in 2022 backstage at one of Parton’s concerts in Texas. Reflecting on their meeting, Scott said in a 2024 interview that they immediately hit it off. Their first collection, inspired by Parton’s 1974 tune “Love Is Like a Butterfly,” grew from that instant bond. “We just clicked,” Scott recalled. “She already knew about my jewelry, and before long, we were dreaming up a partnership.”
