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The Pastel Gemstone Multi-Strand Necklace: When Failure Becomes Two Designs
I built the back of this necklace first, a hidden treasure of opal clusters meant to rest at the nape, then watched my heart sink when the front design completely failed. From that creative wall came three weeks of reconstruction, and from one failed vision, two beautiful designs were born.
The Pink Kunzite Choker: A Wearable Rebellion
This sculptural choker pushed me beyond my technical limits and wasn't designed to sell; it was created for the soul. Born from pure artistic instinct and advanced soldering techniques I had to master in real-time, this piece represents what's possible when you stop asking "will this sell?" and start creating without compromise.
The Green Amethyst Collar: Designing in Three Dimensions
If there's one truth about designing jewelry, it's this: the piece will tell you what it wants to be, if you're patient enough to listen. This green amethyst collar went through three weeks of pivots, abandoning my original vertical pendant concept to discover how a necklace could fan gracefully across the collarbone.
The Purple Amethyst Cuff: Using the Whole Buffalo
This cuff wasn't born from a new vision; it was born from refusing to let beautiful material go to waste. After creating the amethyst choker, I returned to honor the remaining stones from the same Tucson strand, completing the story rather than letting them disappear into a drawer.
Amethyst Choker: When the Design Rewrites Itself
The dramatic amethyst choker from my Tamar Collection didn't go as planned, and that's exactly why I love it. When my original avant-garde vision failed in the studio, I had to let go completely and allow the Brazilian amethyst stones to tell me what they wanted to become.