Each piece is made by hand with an emphasis on simplicity, texture, and longevity. The materials are chosen not only for how they look, but for how they feel over time-how they soften, wear ion, and become part of everyday life.
I work primarily with recycled metals, including silver and gold.
Using recycled metal allows the material to be refined and reused without new mining, while maintaining the same strength and quality. Each piece is formed, shaped, and finished by hand, often leaving subtle variations and surface texture that make every piece slightly unique.
Stones are chosen individually for their character-soft inclusions, natural variation, and the way they catch light.
I use thoughtfully sourced diamonds, pearls, and other natural stones, favoring pieces that feel organic rather than perfectly uniform. Rose cut diamonds, in particular, are selected for their depth and quiet glow rather than high-polish brilliance.
All jewelry is designed and handcrafted in small batches.
From forming and soldering to setting and finishing, each step is done by hand. This process allows for a slower, more intentioanl approach, where small details and natural irregularities are preserved rather than refined away.
These pieces are meant to be worn daily.
Over time, the metal will develop a soft patina and the jewelry will settle into its wearer. This is part of the design-nothing is meant to remain untouched or overly perfect.
Jewelry , at it's best, is something lived in-shaped not only by the maker, but by the person who wears it.