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My Passion is earrings!









Unique Earrings That Speak Before You Do!
I love creating earrings because of their ability to frame the face the way a beautiful picture frame draws attention to the art inside.
Earrings move with you, catch the light, and highlight expressions, personality, and mood in a way no other accessory quite can.
They’re small in size but powerful in presence, and I enjoy designing pieces that feel intentional, flattering, and personal, crafted to make you feel seen and celebrated.
What excites me most is how unusual earrings naturally spark curiosity and conversation. A bold shape and unexpected texture can become an instant story starter, inviting people to ask questions, connect, and share moments.
I love the idea that something I create can travel into the world, not just as jewelry, but as a piece of joy, confidence, and human connection.
My Latest News…
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Why My Prices Are Increasing in Handmade Silver Jewelry
Have you noticed on your social media streams how jewelry designers are freaking out over the price of silver? It’s the highest it’s ever been, and the run up to $80 an ounce has been very fast. I’ve got inventory out in a couple of shops that should be repriced. It’s difficult when you are…
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The Art of Reselling: Finding Value in Forgotten Items
Over the years, my husband and I have gathered more things than we truly need. Recently, like TODAY, it became clear: it’s time to let some of it go. Instead of donating, we called a friend who has just started reselling at a few flea market booths around town. She came by this afternoon, excited…
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Connecting With an Ant
Yesterday, I went for a hike and decided to stop at a bench to take a break. I noticed an ant on the bench, and my first instinct was to flick it away. I can’t tell you how much I abhor ants. But for some reason, I stopped myself. I thought to myself: “What if…


