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Becoming

Becoming is a study in movement, balance, and transformation.

At its center, a hand-forged sterling silver spiral holds the marks of its making, its irregular edges and shifting surface deliberately left visible. Solar quartz, two tourmalines, and a freshwater pearl descend through the composition, joined by handmade links that allow each element to move and settle against the body.

The setting for the solar quartz began with an unexpected discovery at the bench: a small piece of metal from my scrap bin that fit the stone perfectly. Rather than discard its history, I incorporated it into a new setting, completing it in fine and sterling silver. That found element, likely plated brass, has been sealed with wax and remains part of the piece.

From the individually formed chain links to the settings and connections, the necklace was made by hand. It developed intuitively, one decision leading to the next, retaining the evidence of its process rather than resolving into perfect uniformity.

Becoming is one of a kind, a piece about what can emerge when materials, accidents, and intention are allowed to find their way into something new.

Materials: Sterling silver, fine silver, solar quartz, tourmaline, freshwater pearl, and a repurposed mixed-metal element
Chain: Handmade sterling silver

A lens of light, suspended.

This hand-cut quartz, with its soft egg shape and subtle asymmetry, offers a sense of clarity that feels both grounded and ethereal. It rests in a finely serrated bezel of oxidized sterling silver—darkened edges holding a luminous center.

The chain, long and versatile, can be worn doubled through the wide bail for structure, or once through for a layered, shifting drape. Worn long, it becomes a quiet talisman. Worn close, it draws the eye inward.

Each detail—stone, texture, form—part of a rhythm of fire, metal, and intention.

• Hand-cut crystal quartz, approx. 1.25"

• Oxidized sterling silver

• Chain length: 31.5"

• Shown doubled through the bail

• Can be worn long, or doubled once through the bail for a tiered length

One of one.

A rose-cut tourmaline—clear, pinkish-brown, with soft inclusions—rests at the center of a hand-forged composition. From this grounding point, hammered silver bars extend outward, each about two inches long, joined by subtly shifting links. One bar drops from the center, drawing the eye downward in a gesture that feels both anchored and open.

Each surface bears the mark of flame and hammer, with a soft shimmer that speaks to movement and light. This piece is built from rhythm—repetition, balance, and breath.

• One-of-one

• Oxidized sterling silver

• Rose-cut pink-brown tourmaline with natural inclusions

• Each bar and link approximately 2"

• Adjustable hook clasp

• 19.25" total length, can be worn shorter

• Center drop: 1.75"

Sculptural and elemental, these one of a kind earrings feature two saturated stones, pink tourmaline and watermelon tourmaline, suspended in balance.

The oxidized sterling silver framework is long and lean, a study in movement and line. The hand-hammered bars catch the light with every gesture, while the gemstones anchor each piece with color and presence. One stone glows softly with layered blush and green; the other, a deep rose, luminous and grounded.

Designed to graze the shoulder, these earrings draw in the eye with confidence, distinct yet effortless.

• Oxidized sterling silver

• Pink and watermelon tourmaline

• 5 ¾" total length

• Sterling silver ear wires

• One of a kind