a journey in art 

I’ve always been drawn to making things—taking inspiration from the world around me and shaping something that didn’t exist before. Working with my hands is central to my process, as is creating work that has both presence and purpose. Jewelry, for me, is a form of functional art: objects meant to be worn, used, and lived with, not just admired.

 

My designs are guided by natural materials, thoughtful construction, and a quiet resistance to trend-driven aesthetics. I’m most satisfied when a piece feels resolved—balanced in form, weight, and detail—but the work truly comes alive when it finds the right person. When a piece is worn and carried with confidence, the jewelry and the wearer become part of the same expression. That relationship—between material, maker, and wearer—is where the work feels complete.