Honoring Your Piece: A Guide to Care

Thank you for bringing a piece of my work into your life. Every item you see here is made of living, natural materials that have been gathered with respect and intention. Because these pieces are organic, they have a spirit that breathes—and they appreciate a little gentle care to keep them in balance.

To help your piece last, here are a few ways you can look after it:

Keep It Dry

Wood, feathers, and natural fibres are beautiful, but they don’t love water. Please try to keep your jewellery away from heavy moisture—it’s best to take your piece off before swimming, showering, or washing your hands. If it does get a little wet, simply pat it dry with a soft cloth and let it rest in a cool, dry place.

Handle with Gentle Hands

Think of your piece as a quiet companion. Because the elements are natural—birch twigs and stones can be delicate—a gentle touch goes a long way. When you aren’t wearing your piece, tuck it away in a safe, dry spot where it can rest undisturbed.

A Note on Cleansing

I smudge every component of my work to ensure it arrives to you with a clear, grounded energy. If you ever feel like the piece needs a "refresh," you are more than welcome to pass it through the smoke of your own cedar, sage, or sweetgrass. It is your piece now, and it will respond beautifully to your own prayers and intentions.

Growing Older Together

As you wear your jewellery, you might notice the wood or feathers changing slightly over time. This is a natural part of the journey. Natural materials have their own life cycle; they may darken or weather a little as they age, much like we do. I like to think of this as the piece becoming more "at home" with you