About

For much of my life, creativity has been the place where I feel most like myself.

As a little girl, I could lose hours with a box of crayons. By high school, an art teacher saw something in me and offered to help me pursue art school. I didn't go. I chose the more practical path, and life filled with work, motherhood, family, and responsibility.

But the artist in me never really left.

Creativity kept finding its way back through visual merchandising, designing for high-end clientele, painting, gemstones, and eventually jewelry. More than thirty years after that first teacher encouraged me to pursue art, another teacher saw what I couldn't yet see in myself.

When I told her starting my own business was something I'd do “later on,” she asked me a question I haven't forgotten:

“When is later?”

I realized later would always be later until I decided that later was now.

So I began. Not because I suddenly had all the answers or felt completely confident, but because I finally gave myself permission to try. Somewhere in the doing, I began remembering the woman who had been there all along.

Today, I create handmade jewelry influenced by my Desi heritage, spirituality, nature, celestial beauty, and a lifelong love of gemstones and adornment. Jewelry feels deeply personal to me. I express something of myself in creating it, and you express something of yourself in choosing to wear it.

That exchange is at the heart of my work.

My jewelry isn't here to make you into someone new. It's a small reminder of who you already are beneath the roles, responsibilities, expectations, and all the ways you show up for everyone else.

I know what it is to love deeply, carry a lot, and still hear the quiet voice inside asking not to be forgotten. I'm still learning to listen to mine, too.

Maybe that's our quiet rebellion. Not abandoning the people we love or the lives we've built, but refusing to disappear inside them. Making room for the wild child. The soft power. The artist. The dreamer. The woman underneath everything she does.

Each piece I create is an offering of beauty, meaning, and remembrance. A companion for your own journey back to yourself.

Perhaps we're not here to become someone else.

Perhaps we're here to remember who we've been all along, and to walk each other home (back to ourselves).