Wing Earrings and Swirl Plate Necklace

Steel, 18k and 22k gold

Wing Earrings

Steel, 18k and 22k gold

Engraved Cuff

Steel, 18k and 22k gold

Spiral Plate Necklace

Steel, 18k and 22k gold

Swirl, Splash, Radiant, and Diamond Line Ode Brackets

Steel, 18k and 22k gold; .80c diamonds

Gold Splash and Diamond Line Ode Bracelets

Steel, 18k and 22k gold; .80c total weight diamonds

Fortissimo - Vessel

“Fortissimo,” is crafted from 22k gold and steel. The design is inspired by a gold pan, a necessary item when searching for your future. I used a combination of blacksmithing, silversmithing, and fine goldsmithing techniques to create this vessel. The spiral is achieved by fusing the gold to the steel and striking it against a stone while molten. The back was textured using a silversmithing technique, while the base is a type of anticlastic raising commonly used by the pre-Christian Celts. The name “Fortissmo” is derived from the musical notation of the same name that indicates one must play loudly.

Fortissimo - Vessel

“Fortissimo,” is crafted from 22k gold and steel. The design is inspired by a gold pan, a necessary item when searching for your future. I used a combination of blacksmithing, silversmithing, and fine goldsmithing techniques to create this vessel. The spiral is achieved by fusing the gold to the steel and striking it against a stone while molten. The back was textured using a silversmithing technique, while the base is a type of anticlastic raising commonly used by the pre-Christian Celts. The name “Fortissmo” is derived from the musical notation of the same name that indicates one must play loudly.

Fortissimo - Vessel

“Fortissimo,” is crafted from 22k gold and steel. The design is inspired by a gold pan, a necessary item when searching for your future. I used a combination of blacksmithing, silversmithing, and fine goldsmithing techniques to create this vessel. The spiral is achieved by fusing the gold to the steel and striking it against a stone while molten. The back was textured using a silversmithing technique, while the base is a type of anticlastic raising commonly used by the pre-Christian Celts. The name “Fortissmo” is derived from the musical notation of the same name that indicates one must play loudly.

Twisted Chain

Steel, 18k and 22k gold

Shattered Earrings

Steel, 18k and 22k gold; Inspired by a third century Greek shield I saw at the Met years ago. I was struck by how beautiful it is in its state of erosion, and how truly powerless man is when facing time. In these earrings, I attempt to capture this enduring struggle.