It's not a dare, it's a promise.
Jewelry crafting has been played a major part of my life ever since I was introduced to use jeweler’s saw frame in my first day of metalsmithing class when I was junior year in college. I decided to come to the United States to pursue master degree in metals and jewelry because it’s one of the origin countries that started Craft movement, and the arts and craft scene also been well-developed over the years. I want to be able to continue my passion in jewelry crafting after graduation, so I decided to start my own business HTY Jewelry in 2012.
Through the years, the style of my work has been shifting from literal context to a more abstract and organic aesthetics, and it’s emphasizing on the relationship between the jewelry and the wearer. The majority of my jewelry is designed for confident and sophisticated metropolitan women, it conveys the symphony of bold colors, organic forms, gemstones, wearability, and artistic instincts.
My goal is to always trust my artistic gut when it comes to jewelry design, and I’m determined to create the most unique and timeless piece to every single of my jewelry lovers. It’s not a dare, it’s a promise
I'm currently have my jewelry crafted in my brand new shed studio that Nate and I built it together from scratch in June 2014!
