Necklace constructed of 52 silver basket settings linked together. 37 of the settings contain baltic amber scrimshawed with images of cupped hands. 14 contain mother of pearl with scrimshawed images depicting glassware. One setting is a hand-chased silver mouth with carved mother of pearl teeth.

Backside of Little Cups Around the Large Void necklace, showcasing scrimshawed drips on the backs of the mother of pearl and amber pieces.

Detail shot of necklace showing scrimshawed hands on amber and cups on mother of pearl. On slight right side of necklace is the hand-chased lips with the carved mother of pearl teeth

A glamorous little pouch to bring to the all-you-can-eat buffet. You can use it to pilfer little tea cakes and cocktail shrimp to have a nice snack later. No one will suspect you are a thief with such a luxurious looking bag.

This brooch plays with the metaphor of the pin by depicting various scenes of piercing and penetrating. The technique of scrimshaw is not too dissimilar from this phenomenon, as it involves a steel tool entering the matrix of the material to make a cut, and then introducing another material by trapping pigment in the engraved lines. It asks how identity changes when something foreign enters, and the impermanence of that identity.