Collection: Copper Jewelry

Copper has been treasured by Indigenous peoples across the Great Lakes for thousands of years. Long before modern metalworking, naturally occurring native copper was carefully shaped into tools, adornments, and ceremonial objects, becoming both a practical resource and a material of deep cultural significance. Trade routes carried Great Lakes copper across Turtle Island, where its beauty, durability, and connection to the earth were highly valued.

This history is one of the reasons I feel such a deep connection to working with copper today.

Each piece in this collection is thoughtfully handcrafted or carefully curated, pairing warm copper with semi-precious stones selected for their natural beauty, character, and symbolism. Together they create jewelry that is timeless, earthy, and deeply connected to the natural world.

Across many cultures, copper has long been associated with balance, vitality, and wellbeing. Many people choose to wear copper because they believe it encourages grounding, supports energetic harmony, or simply because it reminds them to move through life with intention. While these beliefs are rooted in tradition and personal experience rather than scientific certainty, they continue to inspire those who feel drawn to this remarkable metal.

Whether chosen for its rich history, its warm glow, its symbolic meaning, or simply its unmistakable beauty, every piece is designed to be more than an accessory. It is an invitation to carry a little piece of the earth's story with you—a reminder of resilience, connection, and the enduring relationship between people, land, and spirit.