This project marks an incredible milestone in my career: the first engagement ring I’ve had the honor to create.

It was made for Jack (my partner’s youngest brother) and his now-fiancée, Emma. Who are two of our closest friends.
When Jack began this journey, while we researched extensively, Jack gave me the ultimate gift: total creative freedom.

Entrusting someone with such a significant piece can be daunting, but I believe that even under pressure, the most stunning results are born from true creative liberty.

To me, Emma reflects the sun, wild yellow flowers, and lots of joy. I wanted to design something as bright and radiant as her energy. After sourcing each diamond and perfecting the 3D design to ensure every measurement was flawless, the ring was ready. Jack tucked it safely into his luggage, and it traveled all the way to Orvieto, Italy, where the magic finally happened.

I am deeply honored to have played a part in this special chapter of my friends' lives.

This project is came to me a while ago, back when I knew only a fraction of what I know now about jewellery repair.

The ring had been worn, broken, and was missing parts. It was a real challenge to restore, but I was determined to bring this heirloom piece back to life by adding material, structure, and strength.

Emma, with the patience of a Tibetan monk, waited while I learned and figured out exactly what her ring needed. After a few trials and errors, her ring has become one of her favorite pieces of jewelry; not just because of the restoration, but because of the sentimental value it carries.

This gum box is anything but ordinary.

Crafted in sterling silver, it’s a little treasure with a clever mechanism, designed to keep gum fresh and ready to enjoy.
It was made for one of my dearest friends, Marcelino. It felt natural that this unconventional, playful idea would come to me to bring to life.

I loved every moment of crafting this piece. I could only think this was a perfect reflection of him: unique, inventive, and boldly original.

I had the honor of creating two ceremonial wedding bands crafted in 14k white gold, each holding a special message quietly engraved on the inside, meant only for them.

These rings belonged to two very dear friends, Denisse from Mexico, the Anner from Vancouver. Being part of their celebration was truly meaningful to me; a reminder of how love and friendship can inspire and connect.

Muchas gracias for trusting me with this project.

This promise ring was a special one.

Diego wanted to surprise his girlfriend with something meaningful.
It wasn’t just a ring; it was a quiet promise, a gesture of love that traveled from Vancouver all the way to Mexico City.

Knowing this piece would carry part of their story across borders made it even more special to create.

Sean reached out first, with a vision for Sara.
He was looking for a piece made just for her, thoughtful and full of meaning.

Later, they came back together to create a pair of bands that speak to each other. Their rings are more than metal; they’re reminders of home, of partnership, of something whole and enduring.

Sue was the very first piece I ever brought back to life.

Her diamond had gone missing, and she needed a new fit.
Restoring her piece meant more than a simple repair; it meant helping someone hold onto great memories, and wear them close once again.

Sue is a reminder that jewelry carries more than beauty. It carries love, time, and the quiet weight of moments that matter.