In the 1980's my personal jewelry collection was a variety of outrageous neon baubles (I still have my entire earring collection from elementary school). In the 5th grade making jewelry became my new obsession, which mostly consisted of attaching earring hooks to charms from my plastic charm necklace. As I grew older I taught myself how to make the jewelry I admired in stores, dabbling in Fimo clay, glass beads, macramé, and seed beads all before I was 14.

When I moved to Oregon for college, my jewelry took a new turn after I landed a "dream job" at a bead store, where I actually got paid to create and experiment with beads and stones!

Each of these different jewelry phases have led me to my current collection, a versatile mix of signature and statement pieces—some delicate, some intricate, some both—which incorporate various textures and styles. All pieces are made with high quality materials—sterling silver or gold-filled metals and a mix of precious and semi-precious stones, wood, leather and more.

Wedding jewelry is a particular favorite - working with brides to design pieces that are unique to their bridesmaids’ personalities, yet are cohesive in look and function, is a fun challenge. I also love outfitting brides with jewelry that will look fabulous on their wedding day, yet is wearable for all the memories that come after.

I hope you find something you like!