We are Abaloria
Abaloria has always been rooted in the belief that beautiful jewelry should become part of everyday life.
Every piece begins in my Seattle studio, inspired by nature, handcrafted in sterling silver, and thoughtfully designed to be collected over time. Some women wear one simple necklace every day. Others layer pieces they’ve gathered over the years. There isn’t a right way to wear Abaloria—only your way.
Growing up on Queen Anne in Seattle, I was surrounded by beautiful old homes, neighborhood gardens, and a city full of creativity. Looking back, I realize those early years helped shape the way I see the world today.
The older I get, the more I realize I’ve always been drawn to the same things: art, flowers, interesting architecture, beautiful design, and the little details most people walk past. Those everyday moments continue to inspire every collection I create.
Today, Abaloria is about slowing down, appreciating craftsmanship, and creating jewelry that feels personal. Pieces that celebrate ordinary Tuesdays just as beautifully as life’s biggest milestones.
Most of all, it’s about connection. The women who wear Abaloria have become one of my greatest inspirations, reminding me every day that jewelry isn’t just something we wear—it’s something we live in.
Welcome to Abaloria.
I’m so glad you’re here.
Real Women + Real Life
The Jewelry isn’t finished when its made, its finished when someone makes it their own
One of my favorite parts of designing jewelry is realizing that once it leaves my studio, the story is just beginning.
No two women wear Abaloria the same way, and I absolutely love that. Some layer five necklaces, others wear one simple pearl every single day. Some dress it up for a weeding, others throw it on with jeans and head out to dinner with friends.
Every photo someone shares tells me a little more about who they are, not just what they’re wearing.
That’s what inspires me.
Jewelry becomes part of birthdays, vacations, celebrations, everyday routines, and moments that might seem ordinary at the time but end up becoming the memories we treasure most.
Seeing where Abaloria goes after it leaves my studio will never stop being one of my favorite parts of what I do.
