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Recently, I found myself in an... inner circle. I was asked to share my insights and experiences with the readers of I AM THE LAB in the "The Inner Circle" page. The first interview was about website platforms to use for jewelry business and online sales. Check this page for some interesting articles by a panel of industry experts!
The expert panel of The Inner Circle is ready to help others!
"How do you stay inspired?" This is one of the questions that Brett from IAMTHELAB asked me during an interview about my jewelry work. My answer was: "All my pieces are inspired by the natural world and I find sources of creativity everywhere around me. I don’t need to go hiking or be out at sea with large whales to let my imagination go wild. I can just walk my dog near my home in Los Angeles and find inspiration in a piece of bark coming off a tree, a dead leaf on the ground or a lizard “sunbathing” on a rock." Interested in seeing some pics and read the full interview? Just click here.
An interview with IAMTHELAB about my handmade, one-of-a-kind jewelry and my life as a scientist
"The moon lives in the lining of your skin, " wrote Pablo Neruda. These two handmade lunare rings take inspiration from the beautiful celestial body that orbits our planet Earth. The rings are one of a kind and integral part of my "pianeta" jewelry collection.
This statement "lunare" rings are handmade in reclaimed silver and gold
A new article about my handmade jewelry for I AM THE LAB... Take a look at what I am up to and my new Spring pieces!
Brett Torrey Haynes talks about my jewelry in a new article for I AM THE LAB
Brett Torrey Haynes, I AM THE LAB editor, talks about my latest pieces of one of a kind jewelry in this new article. Take a look...
Onda earrings, one of the pieces featured in I AM THE LAB.
