About SOLID ECHO

SOLID ECHO began with a way of seeing design—through proportion, line, material, balance, and space.

Before jewelry, I studied art and worked in spatial design. That same way of thinking now lives at a smaller scale, shaping the pieces I make by hand.

From space to scale.

I’m drawn to the way proportion, placement, and material can change how something feels.

In jewelry, that might be the length of a chain, the irregular shape of a pearl, the weight of a stone, or the space between each detail.

Gleam freshwater pearl and citrine earrings displayed against a natural shell and neutral linen background.

A study in material and proportion.

Each piece begins with a material, a proportion, or a small detail worth noticing.

I build, adjust, and refine until the piece feels considered without feeling overworked.

Loom black agate and freshwater pearl earrings worn in side profile with a sculptural gold-tone stud.

Made slowly. Worn easily.

Each SOLID ECHO piece is made by hand in small batches, with attention to movement, balance, and the way it sits on the body.

Distinctive enough to remember. Easy enough to wear often.

Quietly different. Made for everyday.