"Materials don’t lie. I always hope that people will look at a simple piece of jewelry and see beyond. Just look further than the object itself, what it represents for you, What kind of emotions does it raises? Who is wearing it? How? Why? It’s a little sculpture that tells so much about the person who made it and the person who wears it. It’s a simple dialog. I make jewelry for people. That’s what craftsmen do, they are merely telling stories, writers use words, musicians use melodies, I use metals. But don’t look too far behind a piece of jewelry, there’s only you."