I’m primarily a maker, and I’m all about creating unique, well-crafted pieces. Craftsmanship is everything to me—I want my work to feel intentional and solid, not just visually interesting. I most often work with silver, shaping it in a way that allows the marks of my hammer to remain, like a signature of the process itself. Those marks aren’t imperfections; they’re evidence of the human hand, of the act of making.

Sometimes, and intentionally, my pieces feel like they’ve been unearthed from a long-lost civilization, as if they were shaped with fire and the simplest of tools. They have a raw, beautifully naive quality, but always with purpose—artifacts of an imagined past, brought to life in the present.

“Unearthed” is a substantial solid sterling silver anticlastic cuff (opposing curves, think Pringle potato chip) measuring 6×2” with a .75” gap and weighs 75 grams. The piece is sized to fit most and is slightly adjustable in either direction. Signed, hallmarked and dated 2025. Flat rate insured and tracked USPS Ground Advantage shipping or USPS Priority shipping within the US. International shipping prices vary.