My mission is to create handmade jewelry celebrating the shapes and colors found in the natural world using materials and practices that are eco-friendly, sustainable and ethical while giving back to protect our planet.
And, always using hypoallergenic, skin-safe materials so everyone can wear these miniature works of natural art regardless of allergies.
As an artisan, I only embrace natural materials known for their hypoallergenic and nickel-free properties in all my handmade jewelry designs. Everyone’s skin is unique and that’s why I take precautions in making my jewelry to ensure your skin stays serene and your style.
I believe in using crystals and natural stones that hold metaphysical vibrations that can resonate with your own, enhancing your well-being and inner potential. You will find energies of transformation and growth in my green malachite jewelry, peridot for boosting self-confidence and creativity, emerald for promoting love, tourmaline's energy shields negativity, and many more green gemstones featuring deeper connection.
Of course. My handmade jewelry ensures a perfect fit that not only looks stunning but also feels comfortable and secure. Whether it's rings, necklaces, or bracelets, you will always find my jewelry adjustable in size. To help you find your ideal size, I also have detailed size guides for bracelets: How to Measure Your Wrist and necklaces: How To Find The Perfect Length For Women's Handmade Necklaces.
I handcraft my artisan jewelry in the heart of Colorado, USA. My jewelry captures the spirit of the mountains and nature's raw beauty.
Your handmade green jewelry deserves a little care to maintain its vibrant spirit. Otherwise, they are designed in a way that can sparkle even with daily wear and tear. You can soak it in warm soapy water once in a while to prevent daily dust and grime, and make sure to avoid harsh chemicals and showers. Here's a guide to keeping your handmade jewelry sparkling: Cleaning And Care Of Your Handmade Artisan Jewelry.
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