Each piece of jewelry is carefully handcrafted in our studio from various media including silver, copper, bronze, semi-precious stones and Swarovski crystals. Our designs are inspired by geometric shapes, elements from the natural world, and travel experiences.
ABOUT
Anna Weeks is a metal artist who, with her husband and son, lives in Northern California, home of the majestic Coastal Redwoods. She grew up in Poland and in 1999 came to the United States to pursue her college education, as well as to explore this country's economic opportunities and experience its creative openness.
The historically rich and artistic Polish culture formed the background of her passion and appreciation for handmade arts and crafts. Throughout her childhood and into adulthood, she was surrounded by the intricate and colorful artistic elements of Polish culture from ceramics and wood carvings to paper cutting and crocheting. Summer trips to the Baltic Sea helped her discover her love for amber and natural gemstones.
She began creating jewelry in 2006 using mostly semi-precious stones and Swarovski crystals. Later, she diversified her base materials to include metal clays such as .999 silver and copper. In recent years, after attending a number of jewelry making workshops and classes from renowned artists such as the British jewelry designer Lucy Walker, she began working with sheet silver. She now works from her home studio in Eureka, California.
"When I came to America from Poland in 1999, I had no idea that my life's journey would lead me to a jeweler's bench. It has been a fascinating and challenging adventure and I hope that one day I can share what I learn with others."
Anna
OUR WORK
"Creating each piece of jewelry takes time, patience and care."
*Pieces shown are not for sale
BEHIND THE SCENES
"Each piece of jewelry is unique and individually handcrafted in our studio."
EDUCATION AND RECOGNITION
In recent years Anna finished several silversmithing classes and workshops from renowned British jewelry designer Lucy Walker. She is currently pursuing a professional jewelry making course under the guidance of Alan Revere, a master goldsmith and award-winning designer. She is also working on her apprentice training under master jeweler Peter Keep.
In 2018 Anna participated in a juried show organized by the Magnolia Fine Arts Festival in Peachtree City, Georgia. Her ring design won third place.
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In 2020 Anna was a joint winner of the Architect Theme Design Challenge organized by British jewelry designer Lucy Walker. The inspiration behind Anna's silver pendant were the architectural elements of the Great Refectory inside the 12th century Malbork Castle in Poland.