Symbols of Strength

I'm a German‑Israeli metalsmith and graduate of Shenkar College. For over a decade, I've been crafting symbols that carry personal histories and connections.

Jewelry, in my perspective, is a way to pass beauty, character, emotion, art, and personal uniqueness.

I work with materials as silver, brass, gold and natural stones and every piece that goes out of my studio is handcrafted by me, always a bit different from the last.

I don't produce, I make. Each piece is handcrafted in my studio, shaped by the same hands that sketched it, hammered it, and decided when it was done.

I approach my collections as stories. Each series is a narrative, and every piece is a chapter - one that waits to be worn, lived in, and eventually passed on.

Quality isn't a trend for me. It's a promise I make to every person who wears something I've made.

I travel to find the things I didn't know I was looking for.

Color, shape, texture - I collect all of it. Local makers, unfamiliar materials, ways of seeing that have nothing to do with trends. From those encounters, I bring something back - a shift in how I see my own work.

The result is jewelry with an ethnic flavor and my own special twist as a contemporary designer and artist. Rooted somewhere, but not belonging to just one place.

Explore "Collections" to discover the inspiration behind each design and find a piece that speaks to your own journey.

My craft doesn't end at the workbench. The best collaborations are the ones that celebrate both craft and storytelling.

I love working with other makers - bringing my aesthetic into new materials, new mediums, new conversations.

Becoming a mother softened something in me - and the work became more open because of it.

I'm still exploring, still evolving. If anything, I'm more curious now than I've ever been - about materials, about meaning, about what endures.

If you have a project that needs a handmade perspective, I'd love to hear from you.