Frequently Asked Questions
About the pieces
Are your pieces handmade?
Yes. Every piece is individually designed, poured, finished, and packaged by me in El Segundo, California. Because each piece is made by hand, no two will ever be exactly alike.
What materials do you use?
I use UV resin for jewelry and epoxy resin for larger decorative pieces. Designs may include real pressed or dried flowers, botanicals, pigments, charms, and other decorative details.
Necklace chains are 316L stainless steel unless the individual product listing states otherwise.
Are your flowers real?
Many pieces include real flowers that have been carefully dried or pressed before being preserved in resin. Some designs may also include faux botanicals or other decorative elements when they better suit the piece.
Please review the individual product listing for details about a specific design.
Is every piece one of a kind?
Yes. Natural flowers vary in shape, size, and color, and every composition is arranged by hand. Even pieces created with similar materials will have their own unique details and character.
Are small bubbles or variations normal?
Minor variations in color, flower placement, texture, and occasional tiny bubbles are natural parts of handmade resin art. These variations add to the individuality of each piece and are not considered defects when they do not affect its structure or use.
Cracks, missing components, or significant structural damage are different. Please contact me if your order arrives with one of those issues.
Will my piece look exactly like the photographs?
For ready-made, one-of-a-kind pieces, you will receive the specific piece shown unless the listing states otherwise.
Photographs of previous custom work are examples of my style and process. A new custom keepsake will be inspired by your story but will not be an exact replica of another piece.
Can you recreate a sold-out piece?
I cannot guarantee an exact recreation because every piece is one of a kind. I may be able to create something inspired by a sold piece using similar flowers, colors, or details, but the finished design will still be uniquely its own.