Some Things Are Meant to Be Found
Others Are Meant to Find You
I believe jewelry should be more than something beautiful to wear.
It should speak to you. Reflect something of who you are. Perhaps even reveal something you've been carrying within yourself all along.
For more than 30 years, I've worked with precious metals and gemstones, creating jewelry that celebrates individuality, the natural world, and the extraordinary beauty found in unexpected places.
I work primarily in silver, shaping each piece by hand and allowing the character of the metal and stone to influence what it becomes.
Some pieces begin with an idea. Others begin with a stone that seems to have an idea of its own.
Every creation has a story.
Perhaps one of them is waiting to become part of yours.
The Art of Listening
I've always believed there's more to the natural world than what we see at first glance.
Sometimes the wind has something to tell us. Sometimes it's the ravens overhead. Sometimes it's a stone resting quietly in the palm of my hand.
I've spent much of my life paying attention.
When I work with a gemstone, I don't always begin with a drawing or a predetermined design. I spend time with it. I consider its shape, its color, its character, and what it seems to want to become.
I've come to think of myself as a stone talker.
It's an unusual way to describe a jeweler, perhaps. But after more than three decades of working this way, I can't imagine doing anything else.
Jewelry With a Life of Its Own
One-of-a-Kind Creations
I don't believe everything beautiful needs to be reproduced.
Many of my pieces are individually created, inspired by the stones themselves and the possibilities I discover while working with them.
From distinctive rings and pendants to earrings, necklaces, and unexpected treasures, my jewelry is made for people who appreciate something a little different.
Something they won't see everywhere.
Something that feels entirely their own.
For the Wild at Heart
I've never believed that being elegant means being conventional.
There is a wildness in all of us.
Sometimes it looks like dancing beneath the stars. Sometimes it's planting a garden, learning an unexpected skill, following an instinct, or simply deciding that the world doesn't get to define who we are.
I believe our jewelry should leave room for all of that.
For our strength and our tenderness. Our curiosity and our independence. Our appreciation for beauty and our willingness to be a little unconventional.
You don't have to choose between elegance and your wild side.
I've always thought they belong together.
Find That Which Speaks to You