Jewelry
I approached jewelry through materiality, allowing the natural character of metal and stone to guide each piece rather than forcing the materials into perfectly polished or uniform forms.
The work is organic, artifact-like, and rooted in material honesty. Rough surfaces, irregular edges, visible tool marks, and natural variations remain part of the finished jewelry, preserving evidence of both the material itself and the hands that shaped it.
Many of the pieces feel geological—like fragments formed through pressure, erosion, and time before being uncovered from the earth. I wanted them to carry the presence of ancient objects or small relics: personal enough to be worn, but raw enough to feel discovered rather than manufactured.
This collection brings together rings and wearable objects created through experimentation with texture, weight, form, metal, and stone. Each piece preserves the imperfections that make the material feel authentic and ensure that no object can be reproduced in exactly the same way.
