I've been obsessed with jewelry for as long as I can remember, always stacking a million rings, always pushing it a little further than everyone else in the room. A few years ago that obsession turned into collecting, and I got really into vintage and higher-end pieces, which eventually made me realize that what I actually wanted to wear just didn't exist anywhere. So I started working directly with jewelers to create it: funky, bold, sculptural pieces that feel luxurious and grab attention and have a story to them before you even put them on.

Jinx came out of that. The name is my dad's, he called me Jinxy growing up, and it also just feels right for the kind of jewelry I make, because I've always loved that intersection of luck, karma, and fate. The pieces you reach for when something matters. The ones you never take off.