This ring carries the spirit of another era... one rooted in freedom, self-expression, and living fully in your own rhythm.

A bold sterling silver flower, set with American-mined turquoise at its center! Earthy, vibrant, and full of character. The wide band gives it weight and presence, while the layered petals soften it just enough, creating that balance between strength and ease.

As seen on Fuller House through a collaboration with The Artisan Group and worn by Jodie Sweetin (Stephanie), this piece carries a story… one that doesn’t belong to a single moment, but unfolds over time. It feels lived-in — like something chosen, worn, and shaped by movement, music, and memory before finding its way to you.

Turquoise has long been worn as a stone of protection, truth, and self-expression, a natural match for a piece that isn’t meant to blend in.

This isn’t a delicate ring.

It’s the one you build your outfit around.

The one that catches light, movement, and attention without trying.

The one that feels like you — unfiltered, grounded, and free.

Jewelry isn’t just adornment. It’s energy you choose to carry.

Handcrafted slowly in my Washington State studio, using traditional silversmithing techniques, each piece is made to feel like something you didn’t just buy… but discovered.

WAYS TO WEAR IT

• With worn-in denim, linen, or flowy dresses... let it feel effortless
• As your main ring, keeping the rest minimal so it can stand on its own
• Paired with other textured silver pieces for that collected-over-time look
• At festivals, markets, road trips, or anywhere you feel most like yourself
• With sun-kissed skin, messy hair, and no need to overthink it

FOR THE WOMAN WHO

• feels at home in music, nature, and movement
• is drawn to pieces that feel lived-in, not mass-produced
• would rather express herself than follow trends
• loves the feeling of something found, not just bought
• carries a little bit of wildness, softness, and rebellion all at once
• wants her jewelry to feel like part of her story


The stylized photos are a result of an amazing collaboration, thanks to
Photography: Claire Johnson 
Model: Jaylah Young 
Photography: Bekka Bjorke   
Model: Jacquelynne Faith Bernstein  
Dress: Sundari Devi  
Hair & Make up Artist: Renée Jacobson