At the heart of every piece of Gather & Flow jewelry is a simple belief: the right combination of elements can create something truly magical. I draw inspiration from the natural world, zooming in on textures, patterns, and landscapes that catch my eye. My designs often blend multiple elements or layer cut-out silver to create tiny scenes, capturing both the beauty of nature and meaningful moments that make us feel alive.

Every piece begins as a sketch in my notebook—usually a place, a memory, or a collection of natural elements I want to highlight. When a gemstone is involved, it often guides the design, inspiring the landscape, patterns, and composition. From sketch to bench, I cut the main components from ethically sourced silver, repositioning and adjusting until the proportions feel just right.

All of my jewelry starts with simple materials: round wire or flat sheets of silver. Using traditional metalsmithing techniques—saws, files, hammers, and a torch—I hand-cut, texture, and layer the pieces. For my everyday collections, I send my handmade designs to a small New York workshop that creates rubber molds and casts recycled silver. This allows me to reduce scrap waste and make certain designs available to more people, while ensuring that each piece still carries my personal craftsmanship.

When the casts return, they arrive as rough silver forms. I then finish each piece by hand—soldering, retexturing, polishing, and oxidizing—adding every detail myself. Every jump ring, clasp, and connecting element is made and adjusted by hand, so each piece is intentionally crafted, functional, and unique. I love pairing crisp, realistic outlines with rugged, organic textures that show evidence of the hands that made them. A soft satin finish, contrasted with a dark patina, gives the pieces depth and character.

Each piece arrives thoughtfully packaged using recycled and sustainably sourced materials, ready to gift or enjoy yourself.