Eternal Jewlery

At 17, I took on my first freelance project — a pendant design that would become Eternal. Entirely self-taught and fueled by curiosity, I immersed myself in 3D design, fascinated by the idea of transforming a sketch into something physical, wearable, and meaningful.

After countless hours working in Blender and Rhino, that early concept became a solid silver piece — sharp, weighty, and real.

I handled the entire process: creating CAD files, collaborating with a professional jeweler, reviewing prototypes, and learning each step as I went. It was a steep learning curve, but one I fully embraced.
To bring it to life publicly, I also directed a small campaign shoot — making the most of limited gear and a lot of creative resourcefulness. It wasn’t easy, but it was formative. Turning an idea into something people can hold and wear is what continues to drive my work. This wasn’t just jewelry — it was a beginning.