I do see jewelry as a kind of quiet verse. Each link, each bead, each tiny setting is a syllable that rolls together to form a whole. I start with a story in my head—a memory, a feeling, a moment—and then choose the metal, the shape, the colour that best carries that line. A small sapphire might be a sudden bright word, a hammered gold band a soft, steady beat. When I set them together, I’m arranging the poem so that the wearer can feel it in their fingers, like a secret line whispered only to them. It’s a delicate balance of design and meaning, and I love that the finished piece keeps the story alive for someone else to carry.

Thank you, that means a lot. I’ll keep chasing those little sparks and turning moments into something people can hold close.