Prism

Sterling Silver and Glass

4 cm x 1 cm

These pieces began with a simple question: how can glass be seen as something precious? I wanted to challenge the way we perceive materials , to take something familiar and often overlooked, and reveal its inherent beauty and strength.
By shaping and faceting the glass like gemstones, I wanted it to feel as intentional and powerful as something rare. Each angle catches light differently, creating small plays of color and reflection that turn something simple into something magnetic.
The vivid tones: lime green, magenta, deep blue ; carry energy and contrast, vibrating against each other and changing with every movement.

Bold in scale and character, these earrings are both playful and strong. They invite a second look ,a reminder that value can also be found in transformation, in finding beauty in what’s often overlooked.

Artist Bio:
Born in Querétaro, Mexico, I’m a contemporary jewelry maker who expresses more through materials than words. My work is my language , a way to connect, observe, and quietly take up space in the world.

I studied Industrial Design and later trained at Alchimia Contemporary Jewelry School in Florence, Italy, where I discovered the freedom of working with metal and the beauty of imperfection. Those early experiences shaped how I approach form, color, and movement.

Before returning fully to jewelry, I worked in urban furniture and earned a Master’s in Packaging Management , experiences that taught me how structure and emotion can coexist in design.

When the pandemic arrived, it gave me the clarity and courage to dedicate myself completely to jewelry. What began as a personal need to create became a lifelong practice.

Now based in Montreal, Canada, I continue to explore contrasts , softness and rigidity, transparency and density , letting each piece speak in its own way.