I create jewelry with a deep respect for craft, time, and the living world.

My work takes shape where science and living worlds intersect : from the photosynthesis of plankton to the frost patterns of polar ice, from the canopy of tropical forests to the micro-architectures of mineral and cell. These are not mere inspirations; they are reminders that our world is profoundly beautiful and astonishingly fragile.

I work with 18k recycled gold or platinum, and gemstones selected one by one through trusted and transparent sources like Moyo Gems, supporting responsible sourcing and traceability. I also favour antique and vintage diamonds, valued for their character, their history, and their lower environmental footprint.

Each piece is made in Paris, in close collaboration with a small circle of trusted artisans. I choose a short, local production chain, built on long-term relationships, transparency, and uncompromising standards of craft.

The way I make is slow by design : limited quantities, deliberate time, and exacting standards. This is my approach to slow luxury : not built for trends or volume, but for contemplation and connection.

Beyond materials and the making process, I also support climate-positive initiatives such as Climeworks, a pioneer in atmospheric carbon removal.

I do not claim perfection, I choose responsibility with intention, and I remain committed to learning, improving, and creating with respect for the living world.