ABOUT

For 6 years now, I have been living this passion that drives me: working with metal, giving it a shape, making it tell a subjective story, an intimate journey that belongs only to the viewer and the wearer.

My thirst for creativity of course contributed to experimenting with this practice. 

As a diligent self-taught person, I was interested in different jewelry techniques ranging from the forging of small volumes using the “repoussé” method, including engraving/chasing, gilding  or the design of complex mechanisms (clasps, joints of parts, riveting, etc.)

Over the years, my practice has allowed me to refine my artistic sense. My creations can be very eclectic and always seek to infuse a sacred, talismanic feeling. A kind of celebration of life through an object worn. 

I mainly work with Silver and Brass. I recycle Silver in my Workshop and I make verified use of Silver purchased shaped, wherever possible. The precious or semi/precious stones in my creations are always selected from sources.

Gilding by the Japanese “Keum-boo” method is sometimes mixed with some of my creations. Other materials such as copper, mother-of-pearl, wood and other objects are sometimes incorporated into my projects…

My work is meticulous and applied. I aspire to create some unique object with robust and refined finishes allowing to share a lifetime with its wearer and their descendants. A jewel that will continue to tell a story of time.