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What an enjoyable, breezy morning at the beach, perfect spring weather, even without sunshine. Still, people gather by the ocean to breathe it in and listen to the rhythm of the surf. We walked along the shoreline for about 45 minutes, picking up small shells as we went. We got lucky, we found a sand dollar and a tiny piece that looks like sea glass, my first one in Port Aransas. For a girl like me, who grew up living just 30 minutes from the Caribbean Sea, the ocean holds a

While we are driving to the beach town of Rockport, TX, my mind drifts to the beautiful moments I’ve spent by the ocean. I can tell, I am truly a beach girl. For several days, I had been craving a trip to the beach, so when my husband asked if we could go this weekend, it made me so happy. The sea, the water, the sand, the sun, the wind, they all come together to create the perfect setting for peace, at least for someone like me. When I set the background for photographs of m

I’ve been thinking about retirement for quite some time now. For years, I would tell people, “I’m retiring this year.” But it never really happened. Looking back, I don’t think I was fully sure of it. Maybe it was more of an idea I liked, especially as I watched a couple of friends retire and saw how appealing it looked. The thought stayed with me, quietly growing. Now things feel different. I’ve finally found what I want to do in retirement, and that has changed everything.

Lately, I’ve been exploring the idea of working more with sterling silver instead of silver-plated materials. I’ve already created a few pieces in real 925 silver, and honestly… they feel different. More solid, more lasting, more “forever”, and they look really beautiful. Since the beginning, I’ve been concerned about the durability of my pieces, and I’ve always tried to use materials that won’t tarnish. But there’s no doubt that even 925 silver-plated wires are made of coppe

I’m at the airport today, heading back home from a business trip. I’m at DFW, an airport I have a love and hate relationship with. Sitting here at my gate, waiting for my flight, I can see a constant flow of people passing by, maybe 50–60 per minute. And somehow, it’s kind of nice just to watch. Men, women, families with kids… it is Spring Break after all. People of all kinds; short, tall, slim, curvy… all skin tones, so many nationalities. I really enjoy seeing myself as par

My artistic work and every jewelry piece I create is meant for anyone who feels connected to it, women, young girls, teenagers, and even men in certain designs. But at its heart, my work is inspired by women. I recently came across Imperfect Women, a story about the lives and struggles of three women and their friendship. It stayed with me. Because when I design, I often think of women just like that, strong, complex, resilient, and beautifully imperfect. Each piece I create

These past few days I’ve been reading about what’s new and trending in the jewelry world, and honestly… I was a bit surprised by what I found. It feels like everything is moving away from that “luxury” look and going into something much bolder, more expressive, more sculptural, almost like each piece is trying to tell a story. One thing I keep seeing is the mix of raw, industrial materials with very polished finishes. Heavy silver chains, oversized pieces that look like hardw

Today, while reviewing my website with the help of AI, I realized something interesting. Even though my designs come from my heart and imagination, they are currently categorized as fashion jewelry rather than artisan jewelry, which made me stop and think. A fashion designer creates accessories meant to be worn and sold, often focusing on trends, wearability, seasonal collections, and market demand. An artistic designer, on the other hand, focuses more on creative expression

Among the many materials I love to work with, turquoise holds a very special place in my heart. Along with sea glass and pearls, it is one of those elements that immediately inspires me when I begin designing a new piece of jewelry. Turquoise is a fascinating gemstone because no two stones are exactly the same. Its colors range from soft sky blue to deep ocean tones and beautiful shades of green. These variations depend on where the stone forms in the earth and the minerals s

Maybe it’s because when I was a little girl my parents introduced me to the beach, but I can hardly imagine that there are people who have never seen the ocean, and yet, there are. But once you see it, once you stand before that endless horizon, you feel something change. You become attached to it. You always want to return. What makes the sea so special? I don’t remember the exact first moment I saw it, but I remember the feeling every time I visit the beach. The ocean feels

When we sell online, photography is not just decoration. It becomes the silent salesperson. When someone lands on a product page, they don’t read the description first. They don’t even check the price right away. The first thing their brain processes is the image, and with jewelry, this matters even more. Jewelry pieces are small, full of detail, and very emotional. A good photo can show the sparkle of a piece, the soft texture of sea glass, or the delicate balance between co

My creative life began at a quiet workbench, surrounded by tools and fragments of glass that once belonged to the sea. I’ve always believed that before a piece of jewelry exists, there is a moment of silence. I recently shared a post about one of my most beloved pieces, reflecting on that initial spark of transformation: “There is always a moment when the stone meets a design, and suddenly, the piece is born.” This is exactly what happened with this, my latest creation. It be

Since I started this creative journey, I have been deeply interested in creating good photography for my pieces. Jewelry is small, delicate, and full of detail, and often the only way someone can truly appreciate it is through the image they see on a screen. The right light, the correct angle, the colors of the background, the ambiance surrounding the piece, all of it matters. In many ways, the jewelry becomes the main movie star, and the photograph is the stage where it perf

Almost every day, I receive emails from developers offering to “improve” my website. At the beginning, they upset me enormously. I sent them straight to spam. But there were so many, and they kept coming from different people, that eventually I started reading them. Many used the same template wording. Copy, paste, send. But a few of them actually took the time to assess my site and offer specific suggestions. Those caught my attention. Instead of hiring someone immediately,

Looking pretty isn’t about vanity, it’s about expression, mood, energy. How many times do we choose our outfit carefully, apply our creams and masks, add a touch of makeup, not for anyone else, but because it makes us feel good? And when we feel good, something shifts inside us. We stand taller. We speak with more confidence. We move differently. Feeling good empowers you. And when you feel empowered, you can conquer the world. When we choose our clothes, we’re not just getti

I was with my husband, walking through shops during the holidays, when I saw a Christmas tree made entirely of frosted glass in different shades of blue and green. The pieces looked soft, luminous, and mysterious. I later learned it was sea glass. I couldn’t stop looking at it. There was something calming and magical about those colors, like holding a piece of the sea in your hands. Not long after, I bought a few pieces. That simple moment became the beginning of my journey,

Yesterday, while adding my jewelry to Google Shop, I was asked to choose an “age group.” It seemed like a simple question. Then I paused. Because I remembered something important. I have beautiful little clients who are 5 to 12 years old, choosing their first pearl bracelet with shining eyes. I have teenagers discovering their own style. I have women in their 40s rediscovering themselves. I have women in their 60s and 70s celebrating life with elegance and confidence. So what

Some people are drawn to the beach… and some of us carry the beach inside. I grew up in Caracas, just about 30 minutes from the sea. Some of my earliest memories are of warm sand between my fingers, collecting shells and little rocks, listening to the rhythm of the waves rolling in and out. The sunlight on my skin, the changing blues of the water, the endless horizon, it all felt magical. We spent several vacations at my aunt and uncle’s (Ofelia and Jose Ramon) home overlooki

Did you know that the word 'Jewelry' (and the Spanish 'Joyas') actually are rekated to the word for Joy ? 💎 Whether it's a bold necklace or a delicate ring, these pieces aren't just 'accessories', they are little fragments of happiness we wear every day. Today, I'm celebrating the many ways the world says 'Adornment.' In French it is called “bijoux” and it comes from the Breton word bizou , meaning "finger ring”, carrying an air of elegance, craftsmanship, and charm . In Ger

Sea glass doesn’t naturally follow birthstones, but you can get inspired align symbolically January – Garnet - ❤️ Red sea glass (very rare). Represents protection, strength, deep love. February – Amethyst - 💜 Purple sea glass .mCalm, clarity, creativity. March – Aquamarine - 💙 Aqua or light blue sea glass .mPeace, fluidity, courage — very ocean-aligned. April – Diamond - 🤍 Clear or white sea glass . Purity, resilience, new beginnings. May – Emerald - 💚 Green sea glass .