Introducing the Traveler's Earrings - crafted from hotel key cards, they offer a swinging umbrella design. The detachable top disc provides a customizable touch.

$45.00

This pendant combines gift cards with a Roosevelt dime. Roosevelt dimes were minted between 1946 and 1964 and contain 90% silver. I have developed a method where the coins are heated until they almost become liquid, causing them to transform into stunning and even discs.

$95.00

These shiny blue earrings are created from a recycled silverplate tray and a blue gift card. They are held together in a silver bezel and come with silver earnuts.

$145.00

This little blue house began life as a drinking glass. I folded a single sheet of copper around the glass creating the roof and shruberies. The windows are folded back to create the hook for the chain. The result is a charming copper pendant.

$60.00

The button rings are created by stacking buttons and forging a heavy sterling wire into a ring. Finally, the ends are twisted to secure the stack.

$25.00

Typically, there is some leftover resin after using it in a project. Instead of tossing it out, I decided to make earrings out of it—the Leftover earrings.

I pour the extra resin into spherical molds make small gems which I ten bezel set in sterling silver.

$30.00