I create jewelry that tells stories—drawn from nature, shaped by time, and grounded in history. Each piece becomes a dialogue between the organic and the intentional, an exploration of form, memory, and structure.

As a lapidary artist, I cut many of the stones I use, collaborating with the raw materials to reveal their unique character. My stones range from semi-precious gems to found materials like slag glass, sea glass, and beach-worn treasures. I work primarily in sterling silver, using it as a structural element to frame each stone or object in a way that feels both ancient and modern.

My work lives at the intersection of nature and artifact, balancing structure with spontaneity, and refinement with rawness. These pieces are more than adornment—they are small, wearable relics, each carrying a sense of place, story, and transformation.