About Me

My love for jewelry started with my grandma Tina, a bold, gold adorned woman who spent her days on her land in Florida, tending to her horses in the sun. She wore her jewelry like armor, always on, always glowing. That image stuck with me.

As a kid, I was drawn to stones and rocks, stacking rings and bracelets long before I knew their worth. Over time, that curiosity turned into something deeper. I learned how to source unique pieces, understand the value of gold, and recognize the impact of craftsmanship and materials. But beyond that, I became obsessed with the energy stones carried, how they made me feel.

Jewelry was woven into every part of my world, not just through my grandma, but through my mom as well. She had her own way of expressing beauty, always layered in colorful, vintage, and beaded pieces that felt playful, soulful, and effortless. My sister and I were constantly dipping into her collection, drawn to the textures, colors, and character each piece held. Between the two of them, I was surrounded by women who didn’t just wear jewelry, they lived in it.

Eventually, I realized I didn’t just want to find beautiful things to sell, I wanted to create them. I wanted to design pieces that could live with you, that could be worn anywhere: on a trail ride, in the ocean, in your everyday rhythm.

Along the way, I also fell in love with the elements, the textures of the earth, the warmth of gold, the color of stones, the quiet power of energy and intention. For me, jewelry has always been more than ornament, it’s a way to stay grounded, to express yourself, and to carry a little bit of the earth with you.

Today, I wear some of my grandma’s pieces every day, not just as jewelry, but as a connection to her spirit, her strength, and the life she lived so unapologetically. They’ve become a part of my story, grounding me in moments when I need it most. That’s what I hope to create for others, pieces that carry memory, meaning, and energy. Jewelry that becomes part of your daily life and your legacy, passed down and worn with intention.