“Make your heart like a lake, with calm, still surface, and great depths of kindness.”
Depth Amulet.
Handmade with pink quartz and recycled sterling silver.
Fortune
“Every morning, when we wake up, we have twenty-four brand-new hours to live. What a precious gift! We have the capacity to live in a way that these twenty-four hours will bring peace, joy, and happiness to ourselves and others.”
Fortune Talisman.
Handmade with prehnite and recycled sterling silver.
Return
I’ve always seen hand talismans as symbols of protection: a reminder that living from the heart is the truest way to live. When I feel something deeply, my hand naturally goes to my chest, as if to hold what I feel with care. That gesture reminds me that by honoring what we feel, we stay true to who we are, and that truth is our real protection.
Over time, I’ve come to see that protection isn’t about holding on, it’s about surrender. When we let go of what isn’t meant for us, or who we no longer are, we return to ourselves. And in that return lies our true freedom, our real safety, our pure existence, untied to the past or the future.
***If this piece speaks to you, feel free to claim it before I add it to my online shop (send me an email). I’ll announce shop updates here, and on my social media.
Return Talisman.
Handmade with amethyst and recycled sterling silver.
Sunshine
“Some old-fashioned things like fresh air and sunshine are hard to beat.”
Sunshine Amulet.
Handmade with amber and recycled sterling silver.
Possibilities
Sometimes I think what I love most is solving puzzles: discovering how many variations are possible with limited resources. That’s why I work with so few materials and techniques when I create my pieces.
There are seasons when my mind clings to familiar ideas, unable to look beyond them. But when a new possibility appears, something I’ve never seen before, I feel that spark again.
It reminds me that no matter how long we’ve been here, or how narrow our focus has become, it only takes a small shift for life to open up and something new to unfold.
Possibilities Ring.
Handmade with amethyst and recycled sterling silver.
Substance
An old idea, with more weight.
Substance Ring.
Handmade with tourmaline quartz and recycled sterling silver.
Gemmy (for Jenny)
If my seven year old self designed a ring, this would be it: gemmy, underwatery, queeny, superpowery.
Gemmy Ring.
Handmade with fluorite and recycled sterling silver.
Life Cycles
“Life is about being and becoming.”
Life Cycles Ring.
Handmade with chalcedony and recycled sterling silver.
Gospel IV
“Who tells a finer tale than any of us. Silence does.”
Gospel of Silence Earrings IV.
Handmade with recycled sterling silver.
Tomorrow at 1 pm in my online shop.
Gospel III
“Silently a flower blooms,
In silence it falls away;
Yet here now, at this moment, at this place,
The world of the flower, the whole of the world is blooming.
This is the talk of the flower, the truth of the blossom;
The glory of eternal life is fully shining here.”
Gospel of Silence Earrings III.
Handmade with recycled sterling silver.
Gospel II
“Silence is the Sabbath of the soul. Therein we rest, and therein we hear everything.”
Gospel of Silence II Earrings.
Aretes Evangelio del Silencio II.
Gospel
“This silence, this moment, every moment, If it’s genuinely inside you, brings what you need.”
Gospel of Silence Earrings.
Handmade with recycled sterling silver.
Treasure Map IV
Treasure Map Earrings IV.
Handmade with recycled sterling silver.
Treasure Map III
Treasure Map Earrings III.
Handmade with recycled sterling silver.
Treasure Map II
Treasure Map earrings II.
Handmade with recycled sterling silver.
Treasure Map
I’ve had so much fun making this new series. Instead of starting with a whole idea, I made small shapes in silver, knowing I’d figure out what to make with them later.
As a kid, I’d cut out images from National Geographic magazines and then glue them back together to tell my own story. The same playfulness guided me here. I knew I wanted long earrings with lots of texture, like topographic maps pointing towards a hidden treasure.
Treasure Map Earrings.
Handmade with recycled sterling silver.
Unscripted
This ring was born from play. I had nothing in mind when I began, letting chance shape its form. Building it felt like solving a visual puzzle, and the outcome surprised me. I hadn’t expected the circular cutouts to become such a vital part of the composition: their darkness the perfect pool from which each chiseled line emanates.
I’m taking its lesson to heart: to trust that by staying true to what feels right in each moment, the pattern of my path will reveal its own beauty.
Unscripted Ring.
Handmade with malachite and recycled sterling silver.
Surrender
A friend told me recently that my life inspires her. She said she doesn’t know many women who choose to be alone—and not just survive it, but thrive in it.
I think of this bird as a symbol of that choice. Open wings. A heart like spring. Not resigned in weakness, but in strength. Not giving up, but letting go; guided not by despair, but by unconquerable hope.
Surrender Talisman.
Handmade with prehnite and recycled sterling silver.
Mineral
I built this piece layer by layer. I burned it until the surface bubbled and blistered, as if it had spent years underwater—like the green pond of fluorite at its center.
It’s a ring that feels ancient. A reminder that we belong to something older than time.
Mineral Ring.
Handmade with Fluorite and recycled sterling silver.
This week in my online shop.
What I Protect
Lately I’ve been listening to stories where someone’s insensitivity ruins everything—a life, the natural environment, even peace itself. It leaves me heartbroken. Can’t they feel the pain of others?
I’ve also been crying a lot: over the harmony that’s been lost, the tenderness that fades, the things that once connected us as human beings. And I’ve been wondering if feeling this much is a weakness, especially as I grow older.
But today I saw something clearly: judging myself for being sensitive only hardens me. And if I keep doing that, I risk becoming the very thing I grieve—someone who ruins beauty, first in myself, then in others.
What I Protect.
Handmade with amber and recycled sterling silver.