In a world full of cookie-cutter jewelry shaped by the “algorithm,” I want to give jewelry a personal, hand-wrought feel. My jewelry features slightly imperfect shapes and asymmetrical-but-balanced silhouettes, and lost wax casting is my favorite way to achieve that look: carving away at blocks of wax, building up shapes using heat and flames, and creating forms that hint at the human behind the finished product.

And I love using natural gemstones and unexpected stone combinations, making pieces feel extra special. Playing with precious and semi-precious stones lets me embrace the incredible variety of colors and patterns unique to each stone.

Ultimately, I want to hand-craft unfussy, heirloom-worthy jewelry that stands out in a world overrun with sameness.