After graduating with a degree in English, Emily worked for production jewelers, Lewis and Hubener, for two years. Emily then moved to the Bay Area, took some new workshops, and began making her own jewelry in 1991.
Emily has now settled in Western Massachusetts. "With a view of birch trees and a river we swim in during the summer, my studio is in a converted factory building filled with other artists. I feel continually inspired to develop new designs and play with new materials and techniques."
Emily says, "I am privileged and thankful to be part of the immensely supportive and loving community of craftspeople and crafts buyers. Making my work makes me very happy; I hope owning it brings a measure of joy as well."
