The Subtle Parts is a collection of hand hewn jewelry for people drawn to pieces that don't try too hard—grounded, a little raw, made to wear.

Each piece is made from a spool of wire, simple hand tools, and the heat of fire. My work pulls from Art Deco composition, sculptural minimalism, and kinetic connections, mixing hammered metals, raw stones, and hand-forged shapes into pieces that layer well or stand alone.

I'm an only daughter who inherited jewelry from mothers and grandmothers—pieces that carry more history than I'll ever fully know. There's something powerful in how jewelry can hold a person, a story, a connection that outlasts memory. It's why I make what I make—jewelry that feels human, even in the smallest details.

Nothing here is precious or polished to a high shine. These are pieces that live in your rotation, carrying a steady vibe from day to night. Everything is made slow, with materials that age beautifully, through a process that's equal parts craft and instinct.

If you're looking for jewelry that feels like you found it somewhere between a vintage market on vacation and your artsy friend's jewelry box, you're in the right place.