Twenty years in fine jewelry, spent learning what makes a piece worth keeping.

I have spent over twenty years in fine jewelry, supported by relationships with vendors, cutters, manufacturers and designers around the world. My work has covered nearly every corner of this business, and that range shapes how I work. Someone who has only sold cannot tell you what a stone truly cost to acquire. Someone who has only designed cannot tell you how a setting will hold up after a decade of real life. I’ve had to answer for both.

I hold a bachelor’s degree in Business and a diploma from the Gemological Institute of America. Alongside that sits the part that can’t be credentialed, only gathered slowly — knowing who cuts beautifully, who sets carefully, and who answers the phone when something needs to be right.

My clients are always the focus. Whether I’m caring for a collection someone already owns or bringing something new into the world, I believe in honest conversation, and never more so than with sentimental jewelry. If a piece cannot be repaired properly, I believe it should be remade in a way that honors what it originally was. That conversation is the tender part of this work, and it is the part I care about most.

My design style is clean and classic with a subtle edge, and comfort always comes first — a ring that photographs beautifully but catches on everything is a ring that stays in a drawer. I specialize in men’s bands, wedding and engagement rings, and one-of-a-kind fashion and statement pieces.