Introducing the Alchemical Zodiac Collection
For years, I’ve avoided creating a zodiac jewelry collection, no matter how many of you have asked. Not because I don’t love astrology—quite the opposite. I’ve always been drawn to...
The Common Cause
Why we can't melt down your gold jewelry
I often receive requests from customers asking if we can melt down their gold to create a new piece of jewelry. These requests are always heartfelt—gold from a cherished heirloom...
The Futility of Being Perceived: A Hymn to Circe
“Serpent, sea-witch, wife.”The years of tyrannical sameness draw out a revolution of names.Does she grow old, who lives in folklore? Frail, or sick? Or changeless and static, to be released...
On Our Difficult Women Collection
Last year I posted an emotional video where I declared "NO. MORE. COLLECTIONS." It was a reaction to the hectic pace of the jewelry world, and the insane expectations placed on...
Common Era in the Wild
I see elegant, stylish, intelligent people on our socials, in our reviews, our inboxes, and out & about – pretty hands, lush as rose petals and gleaming with gems, collars...
The Wandering of Eurydice: On Ephemerality and Renewal
Persephone is, being that deathless goddess of waxing spring and waning autumn, a symbol of renewal. After Orpheus, son of Calliope and uncommonly talented musical savant, lost his nymph bride...
Thoughts on the Persistence of Gold
In times of crisis, inflation, or economic uncertainty, investors turn to gold to protect their principle. The precious metal has historically always been considered a safe purchase, with positive price...
The Empire and the Virtue Ethic
“...being virtuous is more than having a particular habit of acting, e.g. generosity. Rather, it means having a fundamental set of related virtues that enable a person to live and...
The Rites of Kore, or Persephone the Maiden
This time of year my thoughts always return to the rites of Kore. I might be coping with the world folding in on itself, and the similar changes I experience...
