Collection: Catharine Luckett

Cat has been making jewelry since 2010. She began her career in Utah with just $5, a bicycle and a dream too big to keep in one place. She thinks of herself as a visual storyteller, using brass, bronze, base metal and raw stones to create striking and eclectic pieces. Cat has apprenticed in the traditional craft of lost-wax casting and has studied with stone-setters and silversmiths. Recently, she studied traditional jewelry making at an established jewelry school in Manhattan. Cat now splits her time between her Pittsburgh and NYC studios.