Let me spin you a tale of my dazzling journey. Picture this – a young enthusiast armed with a jazzy jewellery kit, crafting creations from sheer whimsy. Fast forward to 2013, where a steampunk festival ignited a new spark, leading me to tread down uncharted pathways.
You’ll find a lot of my products have a story, and have connections to people, places and things.

My Mother bought me a jazzy jewellery set when I was around 8 years old and a small charm maker with little metallic beads. My favourites would always be the moon and the stars.

I remember at a young age being at my neighbour's house. She had an amazing garden and would show me how to dry flowers and infuse them into essential oils.
I thought she was a fairy witch.

I first started my business when I attended a Steampunk Festival in the Village of Coldwater, Ontario. I bought some beads and charms off of Etsy back in 2014 and slowly began posting some of my creations on Facebook to friends and family.

I then was able to accumulate more inventory to start attending as a vendor to different stop in and shops and festivals. This is where I started my Etsy shop because people from all over were interested in my products.
I stuck with the concept of steampunk but
added the Victorian vibe and witchy vibe
with genuine gemstones and other findings.
Being Anishinaabe and being raised also Roman Catholic I feel these concepts resonate greatly with who I am.

I take extra care in my research and testing of the natural products I produce to ensure you receive the most sustainable and high quality product.

Now, in 2024 and I have sold all over the
world to many different places and people,
I am a 5 star seller on Etsy who surpassed my 600 online sale goal this year.

I find it so fascinating and also a blessing to have people around the world wearing and enjoying something I made from the heart.

Gchi-Miigwetch!