About Aris

About Aris

At Aris, jewelry is a way to honor where you are in your life.

It’s about marking what matters and carrying it with you through a piece that holds rhythm, memory, and presence.

My relationship with color began long before jewelry.

I studied oil painting as a child and was fascinated by how light and tone could shift the feeling of an image.

That sensitivity eventually drew me to natural gemstones.

I wasn’t looking for perfection. I was drawn to the quiet energy within each stone and the way it seemed to hold emotion and memory. 

Although I studied design formally, it was through personal exploration and conversations with women that I discovered the kind of work I truly wanted to do.

My design process is rooted in emotion, color, and the subtle shifts that shape a woman’s inner rhythm.

I love working with refined, unexpected color combinations, and I design by listening closely to each client’s story, their current energy, and the moment they want to hold onto.

Through soft lines, simplicity, and intentional use of color, we create something that feels honest and alive.

After graduation, I moved to New York and launched Aris Jewelry with a small collection of handcrafted pieces.

In 2024, we opened our first flagship showroom on the Upper East Side. That year, we created jewelry for more than one thousand women.

It was an exciting and fast-paced chapter, filled with growth and momentum. But within that rhythm, I often wished for more time to connect.

I wanted to sit with each client, to understand the meaning behind every piece, and to design with presence.

In 2025, I opened our California showroom and made a conscious decision to slow down.

I began meeting individually with each client, both in person and virtually.

We talked not just about stones or styles, but about where they were in life, what they were moving through, and what they wanted to carry forward.

Together, we created something personal — not just a design, but a piece that could stay with them and grow over time.

I still handpick every gemstone, working closely with a small group of long-term partners I trust.

I care deeply about quality, but also about how a stone feels — the energy it brings and whether it resonates with the person who will wear it.

At Aris, we don’t design for trends or mass production. We design for women, one at a time.

I believe in jewelry that lasts, both physically and emotionally. 

A piece you can return to years later and still feel deeply connected to.

No two women move through life in the same rhythm.

And no two pieces should be the same.