Take a look into the process behind each carefully crafted piece. Featuring behind-the-scenes photoshoots, past Collections, Customs pieces and in-progress shots that capture the journey. I hope you enjoy exploring it as much as I enjoy creating it.
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Each piece is one-of-one. Which means no two pieces of jewellery will ever be the same.
To begin, the piece is formed by hand using jewellers wax and different tools. Once the piece looks perfect, it’s cast in solid sterling silver (925).
The piece isn’t smooth or polished after casting, if anything the metal looks dusty and needs some TLC.
After casting, the piece is sanded, polished, and any stones are set. After cleaning- voilà the piece is done!
Wet n' Wild Collection 2022
The process of making a Mexican Fire Opal custom ring.
Call it Spring Photoshoot 2023
The process of making a custom mermaid necklace.
Custom Bolo tie for Luke 2025.
The process behind the photo.
The Never Naked Collection BTS 2024.
Sterling Silver custom nails.
Amethyst Stone photoshoots.
2025 was the year I got into hyper-realistic charms.
I love making unique charms, that are equally realistic and adorable.
A stone that was sent to me, carved into a heart and set in solid sterling silver.
Making my first hair clips in 2026.
The process of stone setting. Beat my record of most stones set in one right (5) in 2025.
Bringing a necklace from a drawing to a completed piece. Loved how this turned out.
Unique Pieces
I prefer making one-of-one pieces that are unique, and not mass produced. I love how only one exists in the world, it makes it extra special.
Custom Pieces
Since I make primarily one-of-one pieces, I make a lot of custom pieces where it's designed completely by the client.
Handcrafted with love
Each jewellery piece takes a lot of time to craft by hand, but I love seeing the process and improving my skills.
