I was engaged with a ring from a very popular 'ethical' engagement ring brand. After my fragile ring broke multiple times in the first few years, I later learned it was a mass-produced, stock setting ring with a diamond of unknown origin.

It was after that frustrating experience that I gathered up the courage to leave my career of nearly a decade in healthcare to follow my creative passion. My tiger parents balked. I wanted to create rings that felt alive with intention; pieces as enduring as they were enchanting. I wove together structural engineering and my desire to create feminine, floral jewelry and unearthed the delicate balance between form, function and beauty. Slowly, my vision began to bloom: jewelry that captures the poetry of nature: petals unfolding, vines entwining, light dancing like morning dew.

As a mother of two, I also felt a calling deeper than design alone: to ensure that beauty never comes at the expense of another child’s future. I wanted every ring to be not just a symbol of love, but a source of good in the world. Lab-grown gemstones are luminous and traceable, jewels that carry integrity as naturally as they carry light. 

Each of my designs is inspired by the natural world and crafted to celebrate nature's most timeless muse: flowers themselves.