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10/21/2026

There’s something about opals…

Flashes of electric blue, neon green, and fiery orange that seem almost impossible. Looking into an opal feels like peering into a faraway galaxy. There’s something wonderfully mysterious about how so much extraordinary color can exist inside such a tiny stone.

Opals have always been my favorite gemstone, and I’m excited to share four beautiful examples from my collection, each with its own remarkable colors and patterns.

All four are available for custom jewelry commissions. If one catches your eye, I’d love to hear from you! Send me a DM or email [email protected] to inquire.





10/14/2026

The Loma Locket. A sculptural little keepsake, with room inside for something special to you.





A custom project I just finished.My client had a pair of diamond earrings that had been given to her. They held meaning,...
10/07/2026

A custom project I just finished.

My client had a pair of diamond earrings that had been given to her. They held meaning, but they weren’t really her style and she rarely wore them.

Rather than leave the diamonds sitting unworn, we used the center stone and several of the smaller diamonds to create a custom version of the Arc Charm, something that felt much more like her.

This is one of the things I enjoy most about working with someone’s existing jewelry. You don’t necessarily have to choose between holding onto something meaningful and wearing something that feels like you. Sometimes the stones just need a new setting and a new point of view.

09/30/2026

A closer look at the Orla Pendant. I was drawn to each of these stones for something a little different: the rich saturation of London blue topaz, the vibrancy of carnelian, and the soft luminosity of blue chalcedony. Each is custom cut here in New York to let the color take center stage.




09/29/2026

A closer look at the Orla Pendant. Rich London blue topaz, fiery carnelian, and luminous blue chalcedony, each custom cut here in New York to let the color take center stage. Which one is calling to you?

Introducing the Orla Pendant.The Orla Pendant took shape slowly, through sketches, references, and early experiments wit...
09/23/2026

Introducing the Orla Pendant.

The Orla Pendant took shape slowly, through sketches, references, and early experiments with volume and proportion. I kept returning to the same idea, pushing the curves outward, pulling them back, watching how even the smallest shift could change the whole silhouette.

Slowly, the shape began to take on a life of its own. The gold swells outward into soft, fluted curves before drawing back in again, wrapping around the stone. There’s a fullness to the form, but also a softness to the silhouette.

There’s a satisfying weight to it, and a sense of volume that you can feel as much as see when you wear it.

Available now on caseyperezjewelry.com

Had a great time in the bay! Thank you to No.3 Fine Jewelry and the amazing team for hosting me this past weekend. It wa...
09/15/2026

Had a great time in the bay! Thank you to No.3 Fine Jewelry and the amazing team for hosting me this past weekend. It was wonderful to meet so many of you in person and share my work with you all. Until next time!

In this week’s newsletter, I talked about spending a week at New Approach School for Jewelers learning more about stone ...
08/25/2026

In this week’s newsletter, I talked about spending a week at New Approach School for Jewelers learning more about stone setting, and some of the things I brought home with me.

Including, apparently, a new use for Jolly Ranchers.

Before a group of stones can be set, you first have to figure out exactly where each one will sit. Our instructor, Blaine, showed us a surprisingly simple trick for doing this: lick the candy to get a little of its stickiness onto the surface of the ring, and the tiny stones will stay put just enough that you can move them around and get the spacing right.

For something that requires so much precision, I loved that one of the most useful little tricks involved a piece of candy.

Sometimes the right tool is a graver. Sometimes it’s apparently a Jolly Rancher.

08/10/2026

One day, three designers, and so many of you who came out for Objects of Adornment. It was exciting to finally put faces to names, meet so many of you in person, and share new work alongside Rebel Jewelry and Goldstories | Fine jewelry

Thank you to everyone who came through and made it feel like a real celebration of independent jewelry. More to come soon.

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08/07/2026

NYC: I’m popping up with Rebel Jewelry and Goldstories | Fine jewelry for a one day fine jewelry event at Bedford Studio
I’ll be bringing new work and some yet to be released pieces too!

August 8th, 10-5pm
62 Bedford St, West Village

RSVP with link in bio 🔗

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