I make jewelry for people who value movement — physical, emotional, creative. People who know themselves well enough to stop buying things just because they’re expected to.
My work is built from materials with history and tension: ancient bogwood pulled from peat bogs, quartz from Colorado mountains, purpleheart wood, gun cartridge shell caps. I’m interested in contrast — refinement and rawness, structure and wearability, simplicity with depth underneath it.
I make pieces that feel grounded in the hand and alive on the body. Not precious. Not performative. Meant to move with you through ordinary days, conversations, travel, work, grief, celebration — all of it.
I care deeply about craft and provenance, but I’m not trying to make museum objects. I’m making wearable art for people who already know their own quality. People who’ve done some living. People who want objects with substance, story, and a little edge without needing to announce it.
Mission Statement
To make grounded, wearable art that honors curiosity, material history, and human expression.
