Raised among the mountains and forests of Idaho and shaped by a lifetime of travel, Noelle creates heirloom jewelry that reflects a deep appreciation for the natural world, thoughtful craftsmanship, and enduring design. Each collection pairs hand carved Montana antler beads with carefully sourced gemstones and vintage elements, resulting in pieces that feel both timeless and deeply personal.

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Her work is rooted in a reverence for materials and the traditions of making by hand. Inspired by what she calls the "lost arts," Noelle is committed to preserving the beauty of traditional craftsmanship, creating jewelry that honors heritage, place, and the quiet stories carried within natural materials.

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Beyond her studio, Noelle has taught yoga for more than fifteen years, a practice that continues to influence the intention and presence she brings to her work. She holds degrees in Business and Spanish from the University of Idaho and Seattle Pacific University and is co-owner of the aerospace engineering companies Z-AERO and Jetson Test Lab. Together, these diverse pursuits reflect a life shaped equally by creativity, curiosity, and innovation.

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Noelle began practicing yoga 15 years ago, sparked by the transformative experience of motherhood.  Since then, she has immersed herself in the practice; a space for continual learning, presence, and transformation, whether through movement, stillness, breathwork, meditation, or group work.

She infuses a mix of modalities and training in different fields from yogic principles to somatic experiencing with attention to the nervous system and trauma, melding them together in a way that informs and forms her own creative style.  A style that neither ignores the technical, nor forgets the mystical aspects of life.  

 

One longtime student of Noelle's reflects on her classes, "I love Noelle's classes because she is amazing at creating a flow that brings new life to all areas of my body, and frankly, my mind, with spot-on breath & alignment queuing as well as creating a space that is relaxing yet never boring because she has new variations in each practice." 

 

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