CONCEPT | DESIGN | ONE OF A KIND
Jewelry designed to be remembered. Original concepts, statement pieces and bespoke designs created for some of the most recognizable names in music and culture.
JEWELRY | THE KEEPER
The Keeper is a Jesus pendant with a hidden compartment, discreetly accessed through the back of the piece. I originally designed The Keeper in 2015 for Rafaello & Co. in New York, who produced the first version.
The name draws from the phrase “My Brother’s Keeper” — a reference to loyalty, trust and honor. The Keeper 2026 revisits the original concept with a refined design and new details, while preserving the idea at its core.
KANSAS CITY ROYALS | WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS RING
An exclusive, personalized diamond ring created for the Kansas City Royals World Series Champions.
Concept design for Rafaello & Co. New York. Each ring was individually tailored to the player, incorporating his name, birth year, fingerprint and player silhouette.
The ring opens to reveal Kauffman Stadium, the Kansas City skyline and the player’s number, with a diamond marking his position on the field.
JAY Z – CONCEPTS FOR RAFAELLO & CO. NEW YORK
Two jewelry concepts created for Rafaello & Co. for presentation to Jay-Z.
One is a sculptural piece portraying Jay-Z and Beyoncé as two lives united as one. The Queen, lover and mother. The King, protector, lover and father. Symbols of royalty, love, family and bees are woven throughout the piece. At its heart is their daughter Blue, their love and their heart. One God. One Love. One Heart.
The second concept takes a more graphic approach, integrating Shawn in Arabic calligraphy directly into a diamond-set Cuban link chain, with his name appearing to float seamlessly between the links.
THE CHARMER | RAFAELLO & CO. NEW YORK FOR ROC NATION
The Charmer is a sculptural jewelry concept built around the graceful movement of a snake. In this diamond-set version, the snake weaves through the geometric structure of the pendant, becoming part of the construction itself rather than simply resting on its surface.
The design was developed in several variations, exploring different precious metals, gemstones and finishes while preserving the distinctive interplay between the snake and its setting.
