I create jewelry that tells stories formed by land, water, and time. Rooted in history and place, my work draws from natural and found materials—semi-precious gems, New Jersey Pine Barrens slag glass from historic iron-ore smelting, and locally gathered sea glass. These materials carry traces of both natural process and human presence, creating a dialogue between the organic and the intentional.
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As a lapidary artist, I cut many of the stones I use, working in collaboration with the raw material to reveal its character. Each piece is handcrafted in sterling silver, framing the stones in a way that feels timeless and grounded in the natural world.
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My work inhabits the space between structure and spontaneity, refinement and rawness. These pieces are more than adornment—they are wearable art shaped by transformation, memory, and the enduring presence of place.