About the Artisan

In 2007 I moved to the United States. Although I loved my new life, I truly missed my island home, the ocean, and the connection to my culture. I longed for a way to keep my roots alive in an area that lacked a West Indian population. I began again to make the jewelry my father had taught me to make. Island people are creative people, and reawakening my creativity brought me back to life in a very meaningful way.
Seventy-five years after my grandfather started the family business, that tradition is still going strong; my father is retired but continues to share his skills with us, and my brothers and I all work to keep this tradition alive and thriving. We use contemporary techniques and standards while still preserving the historic and traditional values long associated with the jewelry. All of our products are crafted by hand, fusing rich Caribbean culture with beautiful silver and gold craftsmanship. Each design has its own unique story that we hope you will appreciate and share.
