How Leo Frost Started Making Jewelry for the Los Angeles Rams

Leo Frost (L) Jeweler and Josh Reynolds (R) Los Angeles Rams Football Player

The Los Angeles Rams is a name that resonates with many people. It is a NFL team that’s had a dominant performance through the decades. Football is a sport that unites and excited the Americans population. In many ways, it has a positive impact on lives. This is an affirmation that Leo Frost relates to every single day. He’s a fearsome jeweler from Houston, Texas. One who has a business centered around confidence, trust and dedication.

Leo Frost is a dreamer willing to put everything on the line. A young entrepreneur shining in a world of immense competition. Many say that he is a humble and joyful person. His accomplishments suggest that he’s a hard-working man, who uses his influence to connect with the world. That just might be his best business strategy. The same strategy that allowed him to make jewelry for the Los Angles Rams.

When asked how he started making jewelry for the Rams. He replied, I was talking to Bobby Evans. He told me he wanted to make an FTF design which stood for “feed the family.” The next thing you know I was working on his piece. I flew to Los Angeles to drop it off and Bobby and I clicked. A little while later, Bobby invited me back to Los Angeles. He introduced me to his friends; the rest was history.” This does not come as a surprise many people who know Leo. He exudes excitement and exemplary work ethic. Who would not want to feel this energy?

Leo Frost is just starting to take over the industry. His social media presence is amazing, which helps to boost his reputation. He believes his passion is what makes others consider purchasing his jewelry. Several Rams players such as Nick Scott, Bobby Evans Jr. and Josh Reynolds have become his regular customers. Collectively just those 3 players have spent over $150,000 with Leo. Buying things like vs diamonds, baguettes, cuban links, bracelets and pendants.

The secret to his success is referrals and good business. “I want them to know that I’m in this game. I want them to know I’m coming for everybody’s neck.” Those were the parting shots from a fearsome jeweler and Rams fanatic!

Here’s a look at one of his pieces.