About Amelie

As a woman, I’ve navigated many shifts—career pressures, motherhood, and moments of deep self-doubt. Even when life looked “successful” on the outside, I often felt disconnected from my true self, carrying imposter syndrome and the silent pressure to keep it all together.

Over time, I’ve discovered that vulnerability—though often feared—is actually a quiet kind of strength. Opening up allows others to do the same. It empowers us.

Jewelry became my way to express that soft but potent energy, that transformation. Each piece I create is a gentle reminder—for women in transition, for mothers, for creatives, for anyone searching for meaning—that you are not alone. You’re allowed to grow, to question, to begin again, and to wear something that reflects that truth.

When I design for clients, I begin with listening—truly understanding the wishes and stories of the person it is made for. I work slowly and deliberately, choosing materials with care and with respect for nature, so that every jewel carries not only beauty but integrity. My approach is guided by the quiet philosophies of kintsugi, wabi-sabi, and minimalism, reminding me that strength lies in imperfection, simplicity, and authenticity. In this way, my jewelry is never rushed, never mass-produced—it is an intimate collaboration between you, the noble materials, and me, resulting in a piece that feels both personal and timeless, crafted with nature, care, and meaning at its core.