Based in Montreal, I specialize in 3D modeling for fine jewelry, particularly engagement rings and wedding bands.
A 2022 graduate of the École de joaillerie de Montréal, I first gained hands-on bench experience by making jewelry by hand.
After graduating, I joined a company in the jewelry industry, where I specialized in 3D modeling and trained in professional production methods.
This dual experience, at the bench and in 3D, now allows me to transform my clients’ concepts into precise digital models adapted for manufacturing.
I completed my jewelry training at École de joaillerie de Montréal, where I graduated in 2022. That year, I received the Barbara Cohen Award as well as a special mention recognizing the quality of my work. The photo was taken at Galerie Noel Guyomarc’h in Montréal, where our final projects were exhibited and the awards ceremony took place.
Created for my graduation project at École de joaillerie de Montréal, this necklace and ring are the result of several years of learning and practice. Each piece was entirely handmade, with particular attention to detail and the mechanical elements.
Handcrafted in sterling silver (925), with gilded elements and settings on the top made in 18K yellow gold. The necklace is adorned with natural garnets, sapphires and pearls. It incorporates genuine gears recovered from real watches, integrated so they can rotate and create visible mechanical movement.
Handcrafted in sterling silver (925), with elements on the top made in 18K yellow gold. It also incorporates genuine gears recovered from real watches, which can rotate and bring movement to the piece.
