Project Type: Jewelry
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CIPI Bracelet
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The reversible bracelet makes a statement in low tarnish sterling silver, Titanium, and stainless steel. Lightweight and a joy to wear.
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Zygocircus Triquetrus Earrings
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The thin layers of these fun swaying earrings keep them lightweight.
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Madgalena Radiolaria on Siphonophorae Necklace
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The oceanic colored stones are Smithsonite and Aurichalcite are from the land locked Kelly Mine area in New Mexico where an ancestor once worked. The stones are captured between the layers with tension created by the screws and nuts joining the layers.
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Spring Radiolarian Necklace
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A mix of hand sawn and laser cut, this radiolarian necklace celebrates spring with tension set peach and green tourmalines.
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Zygospyrida Ceratospyris Preyeri Earrings
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The playful earrings sway as you wear them; they are lightweight and a joy to wear.
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Zygocircus Triquetrus Brooch
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Viewing them microscopic sea creature in low tarnish sterling silver and pure titanium allows us to admire it’s simplicity of form.
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Zygospyrida Ceratospyris Preyeri Brooch
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Strong and light and a whimsical shape, this microscopic marine creature comes to life in this statement brooch. “I’m both goofy and beautiful”
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Zygocircus Pentagonus Brooch
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Making a statement in low tarnish sterling silver, Titanium, and stainless steel, this brooch looks like it’s strutting. Based on the real marine creature from which it gets it name.
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Zygospyrida Aegospyris Caprina Brooch
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Based on a microscopic sea creature, this brooch brings conversations about all the beauty we can’t see yet can preserve.