the story of
THE CAMEO COLLECTION
For thousands of years, artists have returned to the same face.
She appears as an empress on an ancient coin, a portrait carved into a Victorian cameo, a figurehead standing watch at the bow of a ship, and now a carving from Hannah’s hands. Across centuries and cultures, the female form has carried ideas of beauty, strength, mystery, protection, and memory.
The Cameo Collection brings these stories together, honoring an enduring tradition while giving it new life. These women are quiet companions, connected by a sisterhood that stretches across time and carried forward through each generation.
Now, their stories are yours to wear.
THE STORY OF
ANCIENT COINS
Long before paper money existed, coins carried stories. They bore the likeness of empresses, rulers, and legendary goddesses - women whose lives, power, and influence shaped the world. Their identities were captured in profile and passed from hand to hand across generations.
Every coin is carefully chosen and set in Hannah's signature style using sterling silver and gold.
Each coin has already traveled thousands of years, miles, and through countless hands to arrive here. Worn now, her story continues.
THE STORY OF
THE VINTAGE CAMEO
For centuries, cameos have been treasured as miniature works of art.
Hand-carved from shell, coral, and hardstone, these delicate relief portraits have been passed from generation to generation carrying the stories of the women who came before.
Hannah’s first cameo came from her Great-Aunt Ruth, whose ring she admired from an early age. That treasured heirloom became the inspiration for this collection.
Collected from vintage shops and Parisian flea markets, each antique cameo is thoughtfully reset in Hannah’s signature prongs, preserving the beauty and history of the original carving while giving it new life.
The Cameo collection is a modern celebration of an enduring art form, the female figures it portrays, and the stories we carry forward.
THE STORY OF
THE GREY LADY
Hannah continues the centuries-old tradition of capturing the female form with her Grey Lady rings.
Named for the fog that rolls off the ocean and settles over her hometown of Nantucket, the Grey Lady transforms the island into a place of quiet stillness, as though the world has paused to hold its breath. For Hannah, it was never something to wait out, but a source of comfort and freedom that called for a moment of self-reflection.
Inspired by this sense of peace, the faces captured in these rings are not portraits, but mirrors, reflecting the strength, resilience, and wildness that already exist within the wearer. Worn close to the body, they become touchstones for grounding and reminders to see ourselves clearly and embrace what has always been there.
THE STORY OF
THE FIGUREHEAD
Carved women once stood at the bows of wooden ships, their gaze fixed on the horizon. Believed to calm rough seas, guide vessels safely home, and protect those aboard, these figureheads carried a quiet strength in the face of the unknown.
Growing up on Nantucket, surrounded by boats and centuries of maritime history, Hannah was captivated by their fearless, otherworldly spirit.
Her Figurehead pieces transform these historic guardians into modern talismans. Tiny carved faces suspended from earrings and pendants offer protection and a reminder to meet each journey with courage, curiosity, and resolve.
