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I dressed up as a witch for Halloween last fall and my favorite part of my costume was, of course, the jewelry. I blackened one of my Monolith Rings and a Lily Dome Ring to stack together for witchy vibes. Dark, moody, jewelry paired with a turtleneck and black pleated skirt (plus a witch's hat!) was all I need for a fun, easy costume. It turned out so good that I might just repeat it again this year.

I've been working on making some new one-of-a-kind pieces! I'm making Tahitian baroque pearl pendants in 18kt yellow gold, with sterling silver and blackened silver chains. I think these will be perfect for layering with paperclip chains, which I've been obsessed with for several years. 

I made this antique-inspired halo engagement ring for my sister-in-law, and she chose a simple rose gold wedding band to stack with it.  I love mixed metals! You don't have to worry about matching your jewelry when you intentionally mix metals. Wear what you love, what makes you feel good.

I designed this keepsake memorial pendant for a Christmas gift this holiday season. Liz wanted a gift for her friend whose father had recently passed. He loved the outdoors, and especially sunsets, so I came up with three sunset necklace options and she chose her favorite. If you're interested in commissioning a piece of custom jewelry, you can send me a message through my Contact Page.

Nicholas and Lindsey just sent these gorgeous engagement shots to me, and I'm so excited to share them! I created a custom pear halo engagement ring for Nicholas, making sure that it would fit well with a simple, classic diamond pavé wedding band. Sometimes a wedding band for a pear shaped engagement ring has to be contoured, but I try to design my engagement rings so that both straight and contour bands will work. Are you ready to started designing your engagement ring? Send me a message to get started!