Wanderer Metalworks

Just finished up this ancients inspired engagement ring. I always love an opportunity to make a two toned ring 🙌🏼 this one of a kind piece is platinum with 18k filigree, 22k inlay with micro scrollwork, moisannite center stone with purple sapphire accents and hand engraved with the classic deco leaf pattern. Love how this one turned out!

One of my favorite rings from 2025 🤩 I would love to revisit this style ring and create more designs with stone inlay.

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This beauty has Onyx and coconut agate inlay in 14k gold with bead set black and white diamond checkerboard and a geometric bright cut pattern on the bottom. My client has a fond memory of childhood of their grandmothers black and white checkerboard floor in her kitchen. So I designed something to represent that memory so they always remember that happy place. Such a fun project and I always love any design with black and gold ✨✨✨

2025 has come to an end and what a rollercoaster it has been. So many special projects, amazing opportunities, big life changes, new clients and friends, heartache, loss, personal growth, community growth and joy. So grateful to have gone through it all and ready to hit the ground running in 2026. I’m so excited for the next chapter and another year of doing what I love. Big thanks to all my followers, family, friends and jewelry community for the support over the years. Expect big things from Wanderer Metalworks in the New Year! 💚✨😝

This year has been filled with so many opportunities to push myself, grow my business and skillset. Between the countless one of a kind engagement rings, wedding bands and pendants, to diving into the knife world and collaborating with some incredible blade smiths and makers. A highlight has been the opportunity to work with and together we have put some art out into the world that I’m extremely proud of. Cheers to another year of growth, taking risks, teaching and making art.

As you all know I’ve been working and living on my homestead in rural Oregon for the last 8 years, building up my space and living the dream. But sometimes dreams shift and you find a yourself saying farewell to the country life and moving to the big city.

I will be relocating to Portland, Oregon this summer and opening up a new studio more accessible to my community, students and clients. After nearly a decade out in the sticks, I really look forward to being around my people, growing community and having a studio in the city for students and colleagues to come make art. Stay tuned for updates! I will also be adding a second student bench, so I can host engraving and stone setting courses monthly. Something the west coast is lacking, hoping to offer something a little closer to home for people to learn the art of engraving.

Once again, Big thanks to everyone for the support over the years. I love you all and would not be where I’m at without your support and kind words. Appreciate you! 💚✨🤗