About Me
I came up as a goldsmith in one of the toughest jewelry markets in the country - the diamond district of NYC. In fact, I was the very first female goldsmith to be hired into the Master Workshop of David Yurman in 2015 where I had the opportunity to learn from some of the most talented master jewelers from across the globe. Following this experience, I worked in high-end jewelry production where I hand-crafted and repaired pieces for jewelry houses like Cartier, Foundrae, Tiffany & Co., and Louis Vuitton, among others.
When the pandemic gave me the opportunity for self-employment, I seized it. I felt it was important to grow a brand with an attitude of appreciation - Appreciation of the materials given to us by the earth, and appreciation of the talents of the miners and craftspeople whose contributions are sometimes invisible.
When the pandemic gave me the opportunity for self-employment, I seized it. I felt it was important to grow a brand with an attitude of appreciation - Appreciation of the materials given to us by the earth, and appreciation of the talents of the miners and craftspeople whose contributions are sometimes invisible.
I've found through my work that jewelry is such an intimate thing - not only because jewelry touches your skin on a daily basis, but because we use it to mark the most important milestones and people in our lives. Jewelry connects us to memories, to the people we love, and to the best (most sparkly) versions of ourselves. I am so honored to have a part in creating these deeply personal objects for people.
My hope is that through my work, I can help you to tell your own stories.
x,
Jennifer
Materials
Australian Opal is one of our favorites because it is easily ethically sourced, and is often traceable to its source mine.
