My work explores contrast and balance, between strength and delicacy, structure and flow, tradition and experimentation. Through jewelry, I aim to create pieces that feel both timeless and personal, objects that become part of the wearer’s life and meaning. Each piece is individually designed and made in my home studio from concept to completion. I work primarily in sterling silver and gold, with occasional use of brass or copper, and incorporate both natural and lab grown gemstones. My process is hands on from start to finish, rooted in intention and material exploration. I employ a range of traditional metalsmithing techniques including hand fabrication, lost wax casting, hand engraving, stone setting, and inlay. Components are formed, assembled, soldered, finished, and polished by hand, with close attention paid to structure, surface, and durability. Jewelry, to me, is more than adornment. It is a form of self expression and connection, capable of carrying memory, marking milestones, and holding meaning. Whether bold or subtle, each piece is created to resonate on a personal level and to be both wearable and enduring.