What captivated me first was not the brilliance of silver or gold, but the poetic beauty of the tools that shaped them, handles softened by years of use, surfaces marked by the hands of countless makers. Within goldsmithing and silversmithing lies a long lineage of creating objects that honour the body and elevate the everyday. It was this refined culture of craftsmanship, quietly alive behind each finished piece, that drew me into the world of precious metals.

Every technique becomes a new narrative, each process a means of revealing the sensual qualities of the material itself. I remain endlessly fascinated by how tools translate gesture into form, coaxing sculptural lines and subtle textures from gold and silver. In that exact moment when the hand meets metal through the tool, true design begins: instinct dissolves the planned, and creation becomes intuitive. From this intimate exchange, my jewellery emerges, pieces conceived to be both sculptural and wearable, inviting a sense of elegance, presence, and enduring luxury.