Jamie Abigail Kelsch was born and raised in suburban Ohio.  After graduating from high school in Cincinnati, she went to Lexington to attend the University of Kentucky.  While studying art history, she had the opportunity to intern at a decorative arts museum founded by jewelry designer George Headley.  Exposure to his beautiful designs inspired Jamie to pursue her own creative ideas.  She transferred to Colorado State University and received a degree in fine arts with a concentration in metalsmithing and jewelry-making.  Using lost wax casting, cold forging, and other various fabrication techniques learned at school, Jamie created her own unique line that combines fine art with fashionable jewelry.   

Each piece is designed and created at Jamie’s home-based studio in Austin, Texas.  She primarily uses sterling silver or 14k gold, although she has recently introduced some gold-filled pieces to her line. She accents her metalwork with a variety of hand selected precious and semi-precious stones.

The philosophy behind Jamie’s work is that any great artist should not only make beautiful and well crafted pieces, but should also possess the ability to create a wide variety of styles.   Her distinctive designs appeal to all ages and types of women and range from simple and elegant, to bold and edgy.