Jewelry was introduced at the studio during the late 1970's. It was inspired when one day I was fortunate to see a Native American Indian silversmith hand craft a silver ring at the yearly Miccosukee Indian Pow-Wow near Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. In fact, I often wanted to design and create jewelry but wasn't until that moment when took up the task in earnest.

A number of my early creations were indeed styled resembling Native American jewelry, but gradually, I slipped into creating items of gold and incorporated various precious and semi-precious stones, other than turquoise. From then on my jewelry designs made a metamorphic transformation and are now widely known to have a distinct Mediterranean flair.

In our jewelry making we use both the lost wax and fabrication method and exclusively use sterling silver or 14 kt. yellow gold. In most cases our jewelry pieces are designed and made to custom order or according to our clients specifications. However, recently I have have created several items to be sold on this web site. They can be seen in the Beachcomber Emporium section

On this page I have selected a few early project samples for your viewing. Please also note that due to the constant fluctuation in the cost of materials we use, we advise to contact us for additional information and estimated price for custom orders.