Jewelry is personal and expressive. When you are drawn to a particular stone, color, or finished piece, there's something that resonates with you. Own it! Wear it! Share it! Embrace it! Ultimately, smile when you wear the pieces that you naturally notice because you too are going to be Naturally Noticed as you exhibit your statement of natural beauty!

Making jewelry using natural materials such as semi-precious and precious stones, raw stones, wood, glass, etc. is an art that I find to be therapeutic and sentimental. Below explains some of the reasoning behind why this is such an enjoyment and sentimental outlet.

My name is Katryna. I live in Florida and enjoy traveling. No matter where I go, I am inevitably drawn to natural beauty. I used to make jewelry from pony beads when I was a little girl. I'd have fun setting up a table next to my mom's displays when she would sell her creations at craft fairs and expos. As I got a little older, I began experimenting with suede and leather creations. By the time I was a teenager, I had fallen fully in love with natural stones! I also began taking marine biology classes as even to this day, I love the oceans and the wondrous animals within them. Naturally, this explains my common inclinations toward blue, green, and brown hues.

Moreso, God too adores the natural beauty of the beautiful stones He created, so much so, that He adorns majesty with them. It's no wonder that I too am drawn to the beauty of natural stones. Revelation 21:18-20 gives us a glimpse: The wall was made of jasper, and the city was pure gold, as clear as glass. The wall of the city was built on foundation stones inlaid with twelve precious stones: the first was jasper, the second sapphire, the third agate, the fourth emerald, the fifth onyx, the sixth carnelian, the seventh chrysolite, the eighth beryl, the ninth topaz, the tenth chrysoprase, the eleventh jacinth, the twelfth amethyst.

Background about how my son also became involved in jewelry design, starts with his Dad. My son's father was a man with incredible talent, a true natural born artist who excelled at any medium he touched. He picked up the hobby of making jewelry, oftentimes inspired by my favorite colors. This was another form of art that came natural and effortless to him. His artistry was versatile and knew no boundaries. In 2019, he departed to Heaven when a car accident changed everything. Making jewelry is a way that our son (yes, he likes to design too) and I honor his memory, find comfort, and share the infinite undying beauty of this world with our customers.

Although, we face trials and hardships in life, when we take the time to look at the natural beauty of this raw world, we see that it cannot be silenced and its captivating allure is ever-resounding! When you wear our jewelry, be encouraged by the raw beauty and perseverance that is depicted in the natural materials that we use.

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