Every piece of jewelry I design has a story behind it. Whether it’s inspired by a moment while traveling, a stone I discovered, or something I saw in nature, there’s always meaning woven into the design.
I’ve always believed jewelry should represent more than just style. It should hold memory, emotion, and connection. That’s why so many of my collections are tied to specific moments in my life.
The Soleil Earrings
My Soleil earrings are one of my favorite designs and definitely one of my most iconic. I first envisioned them after watching the sunrise in Monte Carlo. The light was warm, golden, and radiant, and I wanted to capture that feeling in a piece of jewelry. They can be dressed up or worn casually, which makes them a go-to for me.
The Stardust Collection
My Stardust collection was inspired by the night sky in Park City. On a clear night, the mountains are illuminated by thousands of stars, and it’s absolutely breathtaking. I wanted to create something that mirrored that kind of quiet, sparkling beauty. The Stardust bangles and cuffs are some of my favorites, you can mix and match different colors and sizes, stack them, or wear them alone. They’re finished on both sides, with the back having a caged design, so you can flip the bangle for a slightly different look.
Rings, Rings, and More Rings
I’ve always loved rings, stacking them, mixing them, and changing them up depending on my mood. Some of my personal favorites are the Iris, Iggy, Stardust, and Chloe rings. They’re versatile and fun to layer together. I love that each one has its own personality, but they all still work beautifully as a set.
Design With Intention
Most of my collections were designed around a specific feeling or place. A motif I saw while traveling, a stone that caught my attention, or a landscape that left an impression. I travel frequently to source stones myself, which is something that’s very important to me. Being hands-on in that process keeps the designs authentic and personal.
Each piece ties back to something. A trip, a moment, a memory. That’s what makes jewelry meaningful to me. It’s not just what you wear, it’s what it represents.