I’ve been surrounded by craftsmanship my whole life — my father and grandfather are shoemakers, so I basically grew up in the workshop. That air of creativity, that spirit of building something from scratch, has always been part of me.

After studying interior design and working in a studio, I realised working for someone else didn’t feel like home. So I tried everything — knitting, punch needle, ceramics, watercolours — until I found myself designing jewellery in Buenos Aires at 20. I always loved it, but it wasn’t until I moved to London that I saw it as a real path.

Honestly, it’s a bit of chaos — in the best way. I’m also a full-time mum, so after dropping my son Feli at school, I deliver orders, pack up new ones, or dive into designing. I’m constantly creating new pieces and never really repeat the same thing, so my studio is full of things that haven’t even made it to the website.

A lot of them sell out at markets before I get the chance! That’s why you’ll never see the same thing twice — people are always surprised by the wild, one-off designs that only last one weekend.