Eternal Jewlery

See that pendant? Yeah, it came straight out of my brain. And not only that — it was my first ever freelance project, done at 17, fully self-taught, fully obsessed. I’ve always been into 3D design — the idea of turning a sketch into something real you can touch, wear, and flex? That’s the kind of magic I live for. After hours (and hours) grinding in Blender and Rhino, that little sketch turned into Eternal — a real silver piece, heavy, sharp, and alive.

I had to handle the whole thing: sending CAD files, talking production with an actual jeweler like I knew what I was doing (spoiler: I didn’t, but I figured it out), reviewing prototypes, and finally holding the final piece in my hands. Then came the branding — the drop was called Eternal Glasy (yes, with one “s” on purpose, chaos is part of the vibe) — and I pulled off a mini campaign shoot with what little gear I had and a lot of creative hustle.

Was it tough? Definitely. Would I do it all over again? In a heartbeat. Because nothing beats watching an idea go from a napkin doodle to a real piece of jewelry on someone’s chest. This isn’t just jewelry — it’s starting big with nothing but guts and Blender.