I live surrounded by the woods. I transform small treasures into companions that bring something alive with you.
How It Started
Why I Do It
The story of the bride with the tulips: A girl was getting married. Her mother, on the day of the proposal, had planted some tulips. She dried a few petals and wanted to wear a piece of jewelry made from those flowers for her wedding. She trusted me completely. When she and her mother saw the finished piece, they were moved. This fills me completely. It's an indescribable satisfaction.
Every jewel passes through my hands. Always.
Authenticity of the Source
I don't buy from suppliers. I harvest in my forest, where I live. Every plant comes from the land I know intimately, from our travels, from my walks, from my hands. This emotional traceability is non-negotiable.
Research and Function
I don't choose flowers just because they're beautiful. I study flower therapy to understand what each plant can offer. Jewelry must have a soul, not just a form. As in ancient times: beauty serves function.
Unrepeatable Uniqueness
No two little flowers are alike. Nature's uniqueness is intrinsic. Every jewel is unique and unrepeatable.
Care and Precision
I put my all into every creation. Weeks of process and hours between layers. Miniatures that require a great deal of patience. The care goes through my hands, my time, my attention.
Welcome and Gratitude
I'm grateful to everyone who comes. I like to immediately create a familiar, informal, and welcoming atmosphere. The relationship with my clients is emotional. When they're moved by choosing the right flower, I'm moved with them.
Botanical Knowledge
I studied wild plant identification with Maria Sonia Baldoni of Casa delle Erbe. I live surrounded by woods and know them intimately.
This is an invitation: If what you feel while reading these words resonates with you, if you too are seeking that suspended dimension where time slows down and the little things become magic, then welcome to my forest.