Ridgetop Jewellery

08/13/2026

Made to feel a little wild.

This is a piece I’ve returned to a few times over the years, and I think that’s because I never quite get tired of what happens when something as ordinary as a twig becomes precious.

This version was made in 14k yellow gold with a Montana sapphire. The band was cast from a real twig, keeping the texture and imperfections of the original.

Every version ends up a little different, which feels right for something made for one particular person.

A custom engagement ring, made in the Canadian Rockies.

08/09/2026

A special touch for a special occasion.
Made for the most intimate elopement ceremony. A sandblasted brooch with a little cut-out to accommodate an extra flower.

08/04/2026

Introducing The Talus Ring

Named for the loose rock that gathers along mountain slopes and trails, The Talus Ring is inspired by the rugged landscape of the Canadian Rockies.

Sandblasted silver, a warm 14k yellow gold bezel, and a small blue stone whose origin is unknown.

I love the contrast of the cool, weathered texture with that little flash of blue.

A ring that feels at home in the mountains.

07/28/2026

Introducing the Moraine Ring

Inspired by the formation of a moraine, shaped over time by the movement of glaciers and the landscape of the Canadian Rockies.

Handcrafted in 18k yellow gold with a one of a kind rose cut blue/green sapphire. This ring is my first ready made engagement ring for Ridgetop Jewellery.

I loved the idea of creating something that feels like it was shaped by the landscape itself.

The Moraine Ring is now available on my website.

07/23/2026

I am very fortunate to have gone through the Jewellery Methods program at . This article highlights just how important hands on training and education are to the future of the Canadian jewellery industry.

Learning the skills of goldsmithing takes time, practice, mentorship, and access to proper facilities and programs like this play such an important role in keeping these skills alive and moving forward.

I’m incredibly grateful for the education I received and for the instructors and community who helped me along the way. Since graduating, I’ve also had the incredible opportunity to continue learning and growing under the mentorship of Rudi Peet.

There is always more to learn in this trade, and I feel very fortunate to be surrounded by people who are willing to share their knowledge and help shape the next generation of Canadian goldsmiths.

A really important read for anyone who cares about the future of Canadian jewellery.

George Brown suspended three of four jewellery programs while demand surged. Where the pipeline stands now, and the sponsorship math that rebuilds a bench anyway.

06/23/2026

Designed to draw you in.

A modern solitaire with sweeping lines and heirloom intentions.

I had so much fun making this ring!

05/27/2026

Soft curves, asymmetry, and versatility.

This custom wedding set features a rose cut sapphire in an organically sculpted ring with a companion band designed to nest together or be worn in multiple configurations.

Made for a fellow designer. Who worked with me throughout the process. ❤️

05/14/2026

My mentor Rudi calls this piece the shackles of the goldsmithing trade and I absolutely love it!

05/14/2026

Back in the Bow Valley

04/27/2026

Foxtail Chain Bracelet

A study in rhythm and repetition, handwoven in sterling silver.

Final assignment, George Brown Polytechnic.
925 sterling silver
7 ¼” length