She started making jewelry years ago, but found her niche when she took a metalsmithing class at the local university. She has developed her metal fabrication skills and techniques by working with teachers and mentors of different styles, which always bring a new perspective to design.

Her inspirations come from life, travel, and experiences. Observing the architecture of old buildings, analyzing the design of light fixtures, or studying the movement of the trees in the wind spark her creative vision. Her organic, freeform jewelry designs combine metals, shapes and textures into wearable works of art. Her aim as a jewelry designer is to make statement pieces that are versatile for travel, wherever you are going.

Sherri works in her Texas studio, fabricating jewelry, vessels and small sculptures.