Those who know me know that since my beginnings, more than 20 years ago, I've been creating pieces with soul and from the heart. Jewelry made by hand, slowly, and forever.

My jewelry tells my story: where I come from, what I love, what inspires me, and who I am. They fuse Mexico's past with my perspective on the present.

At just 25 years old, I moved to Venezuela for love and then to Mexico, where I discovered a fascinating world, full of color, energy, light, but above all, craftsmanship. On every corner, on every street, you can see a craftsman making a unique piece, and I begin to realize how beautiful the unique is, that which has no mold, that which is truly different.

I'm a pharmacist, and somehow I've always been drawn to alchemy and special formulas, and I'm starting to feel captivated by everything around me.

In Mexico, I began making pieces for myself, handmade jewelry in brass with stones, shells, and antique beads, all chosen one by one, based on their whimsical shapes and uniqueness, turning each piece into a unique and unrepeatable jewel.

I was drawn to brass because many contemporary sculptors use it, not only for art but also for handmade jewelry. While it's not considered a precious metal, it has a unique luster that's similar to gold when polished. It's both rich and humble.

I soon realized I didn't just want to design, but rather turn that passion into a firm commitment to my core mission: to create, inspire, and share. To seek imperfect beauty, to convey my deep love for the work we do, to value the work of the artisans I work with, to be sensitive to tradition, and to pass on its legacy.