Born and raised in the Texas Panhandle, Lindsay had her first jewelry line with her sister as co-owner in the late ’80s.  She made jewelry from Shrinky Dink and various beads from the local Michaels craft store. With a Lisa Frank trapper keeper holding the valuable merchandise, Lindsay would set up shop and sell to her fellow classmates before school at Rex Reeves Elementary… until the principal shut down the shop.

As an adult, Lindsay studied metalsmithing for two years at Stephan F Austin State University and 2 more at the University of North Texas. After a few years of bridal and custom sales for a local Dallas company, Lindsay moved to Austin, Tx in 2009 to focus exclusively on bench work.

Lindsay became a full-time bench jeweler in 2010. Since then, she has worked for other designers to help create their fine jewelry collections. She has studied advanced stone-setting with some of America’s top stone setters and has proudly achieved various certifications from the Gemological Institute of America.

“I will always source my materials ethically.  Not only do I want you to love your jewelry, but also know that you are making a conscientious purchase.  I want you to be as proud to wear one of my pieces as I am to design and create it.   All of my jewelry is handmade or hand-carved to keep it from being stuffy and cold and I believe in buying things that last. Honesty and transparency are the most important tenets of my business and it’s how I’ve built long-lasting relationships with my clients and vendors.  I like to think with the right piece of jewelry and attitude you can make a potato sack look red carpet ready.”