Hey, I’m Brody. I never considered myself particularly artistic, but I’ve always loved working with my hands. Growing up in Bar Harbor, Maine, I was surrounded by creativity—the rugged coastline, the local artists, and the ever-changing beauty of Acadia National Park.

In my early 20s, I moved to California, searching for direction. That’s where I discovered silversmithing—though, to be honest, it all started with me melting a few silver ingots out of curiosity. What began as a fun experiment quickly became a true passion. I fell in love with the infinite possibilities of metalwork, the freedom to create, and the tangible connection between craft and nature.

Eventually, I found my way back home to Bar Harbor, where Acadia’s landscapes constantly inspire my work—the moss-covered trails, the lilies on still ponds, the jagged granite cliffs, and the fishermen heading out to check their lobster traps. But my time in coastal California also left its mark on me. The sandy cliffs, the salty air, and the golden light of the Pacific—especially along Big Sur’s rugged coastline—gave me a new appreciation for the way land and sea shape each other, a contrast that often finds its way into my designs.

My two favorite things about silversmithing? The limitless creativity it offers and the joy of seeing people wear and love my jewelry.

All of my materials are ethically sourced, and I use recycled silver—because beautiful things should be made responsibly.