My jewelry is designed to feel as good as it looks—comfortable, effortless, and timeless. Inspired by nature and modern minimalism, each piece balances clean lines and organic forms with thoughtful details and a touch of quiet elegance. I focus on creating wearable designs that fit naturally into your everyday life while offering something truly special. Crafted with care and intention, every piece reflects a love of simplicity, ease, and artistry.

My professional journey began with studies in jewelry design at places like Penland School of Crafts, the University of Mexico in San Miguel de Allende, and NYU. I launched my business in 2000 from a tiny studio on the Brooklyn waterfront, and since then, it has grown into a thriving venture supported by an incredible community of customers and friends. Now based in my hometown of Chester, Vermont, I work from a light-filled studio surrounded by rolling fields. I'm a proud member of the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen, and my work is carried in galleries and boutiques from Key West to California.


Handcrafted using traditional metalsmithing techniques, my jewelry is rooted in ethically sourced materials, sustainable practices, and a commitment to lasting craftsmanship. It’s important to me that you feel good about what you wear—and that I feel good about what I create. That’s why I’ve sourced my metals from Myron Toback, a trusted, family-owned business in New York, since the beginning. Their chains and raw materials are made in the U.S. and Europe from recycled, conflict-free metals in safe, ethical factories. I’m proud to support their exceptional work and values.


