As an artist and designer, I am fascinated by the relationship between a piece of jewelry, the person wearing it, and their surroundings. This fascination drives my creative process, pushing me to challenge common perceptions in fine jewelry and traditional goldsmithing.

A piece of jewelry is another layer on our bodies, a sort of second skin. I treat jewelry as a wearable work of art, another means of communicating with the world and expressing ourselves. For me, jewels can carry memories, deliver a statement, and form a sense of belonging and protection. They play many roles throughout our daily lives, and certainly on special occasions. The jewelry I design is meant to be worn every day and offers a twist of playfulness alongside simple elegance.

I work exclusively with natural, sustainable materials and, whenever possible, incorporate vintage reclaimed stones, alongside natural diamonds in modern cuts. As part of this philosophy, I do not work with lab-grown diamonds.

Each piece is thoughtfully designed and meticulously handcrafted in my studio, located in the Valley of Elah. I collaborate with expert setters and suppliers from the Ramat Gan Diamond Exchange, ensuring the highest level of craftsmanship and ethical sourcing. My approach blends contemporary aesthetics with traditional techniques, creating timeless jewelry that respects both heritage and innovation.