About

Born and raised in Central Florida, I create my Sterling Silver Jewelry in Eustis, Florida and Robbinsville, North Carolina. I began my Silversmithing journey the Summer of 2019 at a local teaching studio. I draw inspiration from natural elements and I love experimenting and learning new techniques. I continue to expand offerings and integrate new knowledge into pieces. I attribute some pieces to, “an accidental product of the process”. When I am not working or creating I can be found fly fishing, roller-skating, or outdoors somewhere behind a lens.

My jewelry is handcrafted using sterling silver and various stones or glass creating a piece of wearable art.

Woman standing behind a jewelry booth at an outdoor market, displaying necklaces, bracelets, and rings for sale.
Wooden log sign displaying 'Left Fork Studios' with smaller logs stating 'Hand Made' and 'Local Artist' at an outdoor market.
A woman with large clear glasses and earrings wearing a white t-shirt and denim apron, posing for a selfie in an art studio or workspace with shelves filled with books, art supplies, and a model airplane in the background.
A metal mold with various shaped rings, compartments, and metal pieces on a worktable at a jewelry or metalworking shop.
A rustic cabin with a stone foundation and a wooden upper structure, surrounded by green grass and trees.
A woman wearing a gray 3M mask with pink filters, denim overalls, and a necklace, standing in a room with a desk and shelves in the background.
A hand holding a power drill with a twisted metal drill bit, with various fabrics and objects in the background.
Three rings with colorful gemstone in silver setting, placed on black display stand with small older gemstone polishing tools in the background.
Jewelry making workspace with metal rings, metal tongs, and tools on a work surface.
Three handmade metal fishing rods with a rough, textured surface resting on a metal block.
Collection of silver rings on a wooden surface.