Wearing The Right Kind Of
Unique Handmade Jewelry
Can Empower You…
✦ Are you attracted to unique handmade jewelry forged from raw metal with inner strength & love?
✦ Do you want to express your inner being with the jewelry you wear?
✦ Are you not sure what exactly will empower you?
✦ Are you looking for a little inspiration to find the right piece of jewelry?
✔ Take this FREE quiz I have put together to help you ✔
A person wearing unique handmade jewelry should feel an injection of love & care from the person who created it from start to finish.
The tactile process of making unique handmade jewelry with metals soothes my soul. It has given me inner strength to transform into a strong, independent woman who can love and care for myself, as well as for those around me.
From top left: My Aussie husband, Mick; my daughter, Asya; me and our lazy labrador, Viva.“Spreading Good Vibes With
Unique Handmade Jewelry Designs…”
I am venturing into new territory when it comes to designing and making unique silver (brass and copper) jewelry.
Instead of modeling my work from existing ancient (or modern) jewelry, I thrive on discovering old designs which were found on non-jewelry items.
My adapted collections that come from non-jewelry items originate from pots, rocks, caves, walls, horse saddles, tattoos, carpets, yurts (ancients tents), and more.
The Sociology major I completed many moons ago sparked my interest in cross-culture similarities, both from thousands of years ago up until the present day.
So I enjoy taking the historical patterns I discover and transforming them into unique handmade jewelry. I add my own personal touch for the modern women of today.
In this way, all my work comes from my inner strength & love which melts into the pieces I make for you.
Or you can check out my Etsy shop.
From the age of 15, I spent many years creating and selling bead jewelry which I loved – and still do.
But then I found my true passion/calling: Making jewelry with metals.
I spent 3 years learning from a true master in the heart of Istanbul, Turkey.
Now I live in a quiet village called, Urla, on the coast of the Aegean Sea.
I’m still walking an imperfect path every day.
However, I now have a clearer vision about what I want to put out into the world. And I am sharing what I have discovered and continue to discover.
