Pieces that stay with you.
Jewelry made to be lived in.
The ones you reach for. The ones that go with you. Through all of it.
Why does a piece look right on one woman and invisible on another?
It starts with the metals and stones. Then it comes down to you — your undertone, your natural features, and the relationship between the two.
That’s what I’m reading every time I make a piece.
"She has an uncanny ability to recognize a connection between the person and the jewelry — and when she suggests a piece to try on, it just feels right."
— Adria Osgood, New Hampshire
The work
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The Circle
This is where everything starts for me.
Not because it’s a symbol, though it is, but because of everything it makes possible. Something inside of it. Let it radiate outward. Stand completely on its own. Wide, narrowed, layered, singular.
It’s the one shape I never get tired of.
LUMINOUS
I spend a lot of time choosing stones.
The vendors I visit know I’ll be at their booth longer than most — turning strands over, holding them to the light, looking for the ones where the color is fully alive. The most perfect version of whatever the stone is. Often something I haven’t seen before.
These are the pieces where that search is the whole point.
The stone chooses everything else.
Elemental
The shapes I love are ancient.
We recognize them the way we recognize something we’ve always known. And yet women who wear them will tell you they’re anything but simple. There’s a feeling in them that’s hard to name — which might be exactly the point.
You reach for them because something in the shape already speaks to something in you.
The magic is in the shape. In the wearing. In the choosing.
Bold drop
Some pieces just do something to you when you put them on.
You look in the mirror and something shifts. It’s the earring — and it’s how you feel wearing it.
There’s length. There’s movement. There’s a quality to them that’s hard to name. You put them on and something shifts
All of them are for the moments when you want to show up and be felt before you say a word.
"I first discovered Sara's work over a decade ago. I was a single mom then, with very little room for extras, but the pieces moved me so much that I saved up to buy my first Sara necklace. I wore it nearly every day. Even now, those first pieces are still in regular rotation. Her pieces have accompanied me through so many chapters of my life."
— Molly Larkin, Rochester NY