Handcrafted with Heart: The Story Behind Silver & Pine

Handcrafted with Heart: The Story Behind Silver & Pine

Every piece of jewelry tells a story — and mine begins with a deep love for creativity, nature, and the timeless artistry of Indigenous and Southwestern silversmithing.

Where It All Began

I'm Stacey, the hands and heart behind Silver & Pine Handmade Jewelry. For as long as I can remember, I've been drawn to making things — finding beauty in raw materials and transforming them into something wearable, meaningful, and lasting. Jewelry, for me, is more than adornment. It's storytelling in metal and stone.

Inspired by Indigenous & Southwestern Traditions

My work is deeply influenced by the rich silversmithing traditions of Native American and Southwestern artisans. The bold use of sterling silver, the reverence for natural stones like turquoise, coral, and onyx, and the intricate stamp work and wire wrapping techniques that have been passed down through generations — these traditions speak to something elemental and enduring.

I study these techniques with great respect, drawing on their aesthetic language while bringing my own creative voice to each piece. The crescent moon and pine tree in my logo reflect that same connection — to the natural world, to quiet beauty, and to craftsmanship that honours its roots.

What I Make

Every piece in the Silver & Pine collection is handcrafted one at a time in my studio. You'll find sterling silver rings, earrings, pendants, and bracelets that blend organic textures with clean, elegant lines. Many pieces feature natural stones chosen for their character and colour — no two are exactly alike.

Whether you're drawn to something bold and sculptural or delicate and understated, my goal is always the same: to create a piece that feels like it was made just for you.

Made with Intention

I believe in slow making — taking the time to get each detail right, from the curve of a bail to the polish on a setting. When you wear a piece from Silver & Pine, you're wearing something that was made with genuine care, from someone who loves this craft deeply.

Thank you for being here, and for supporting handmade.

— Stacey