As a classically trained sculptor, I spent many years developing a keen eye for form and balance.
The tiny sculptures I create are meant to be worn with love as talismans. To be simple, bold and timeless.
My deep love of art history as well as the sculptural element to my work are really what drive my creativity. Each design begins in my studio with my two hands. Carved from wax then cast into metal using the ancient art of lost wax casting.
We employ sustainable practices in our studio, and choose the greenest options available to try to keep the carbon foot print as small as possible.
From start to finish I want the purchasing experience to be an extension of my artwork and no detail should be overlooked.
-Kelly Star Lannen, MFA, AJP
We only use solid cast recycled metals in our designs as it reduces the carbon footprint of the process and has zero deleterious effects on the quality of the jewelry itself.
We do not use any plating, plated chains or vermeil in our designs.
Our jewelry is meant to last a lifetime, not just a season.
Wear with love.
12th HOUSE JEWELRY is made by hand using only high quality recycled metals. All precious metals are 100% SCS Certified and responsibly sourced.
We have partnered with a family run casting house that prides itself on sustainable techniques and keeping their carbon footprint small.
We choose only quality gemstones that are ethically sourced, from lapidaries using fair practices. Diamonds that are recycled and re-cut, conflict-free, certified through the Kimbereley Process.
Each piece is made by hand just for you.
We have a variety of approaches to the creative process.
Many pieces are carved from wax, made as a small sculpture and then cast in recycled metals using the ancient art of lost wax casting.
When precision and accuracy are integral to the design, pieces are rendered using the latest technology to print and finished by hand with traditional jewelry practices.
Our business is founded in bespoke work for our clients.
Please reach out to us and let us know what you're envisioning and let's make some magic together.