Meghan Sheahan began making jewelry in 2005 using thrifted elements to create recycled jewelry and breathing new life into tired, discarded items. A natural progression in skill and interest in metalwork took Meghan to California where she studied metal arts and stone setting at the Revere Academy in San Francisco and California College of the Arts in Oakland. Meghan continues to use traditional metalsmithing techniques, such as hand forging, forming, sawing and soldering to create modern jewelry. She highlights collectors’ grade semi-precious and precious stones and minerals with an understated aesthetic, to create bold, yet timeless accessories. Meghan currently works as a full time jeweler and metalsmith.
