April Star Davis

02/15/2026

01/04/2026

Made in the late 1990s, this necklace has lived on a body for decades.

It has crossed eras, aesthetics, and lives without being updated, softened, or rebranded. When it was lost years later, it was not replaced with something new — it was remade as closely as possible, knowing that true replication is impossible.

The difference between the two is time.

This is not trend longevity.
It is object permanence.

11/12/2025

Taylor Momsen backstage in Calif our tiger eye crystal set in recycled bullet casing

11/01/2025

Congrats to Taylor who happens to also wear our jewelry x

Soundgarden are reuniting for their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction on November 8, 2025, with Taylor Momsen joining the surviving members and original bassist Hiro Yamamoto, alongside Mike McCready and Jerry Cantrell, for a special tribute performance honoring Chris Cornell’s legacy.

09/30/2025

Jewelry with a Story

Every jewelry piece I make is created slowly and with intention.
When you order, you’ll receive a photo or video of your piece being made — from the first mark at my workbench to the final finish.

On my desk, you’ll find photographs of the people who have inspired and trusted me with their style — Jennifer Aniston, Cher, Kate Moss, Tommy Lee, Riley Keough, Suki Waterhouse, Sebastian Chacon, Sam Claflin, the New York Dolls, Don Letts and an assortment of underground style icons. Their presence is a reminder that every piece holds a story, a history, a connection.

With your permission, I’ll also celebrate you by sharing a photo of you wearing your piece on my social media, because slow fashion is about community as much as craft.

Handmade. Eco-conscious. Made to last

Your piece. Your story. Your moment.

06/04/2025

14:50 you can hear costume designer Denise mention working with me 30 years ago and still to this day!

Still The Place · Episode

05/27/2025

Mixing old & new Stacie is wearing a vintage necklace I recreated along with a sterling necklace I made

05/25/2025

I recently lost my mother & found these she designed about 1974 if you know my work you know how much having these means to me