Saw Piercing

Saw piercing is the quiet art of shaping metal by hand. Each design is drawn directly onto the surface—never laser cut—then carefully drilled and sawn open, one line at a time. Edges are softened through filing and sanding, before textures, bezels, and hand-crafted details are added.

Every piece carries the mark of the maker—intentional, imperfect, and entirely one of a kind.

A silver butterfly necklace with intricate cut-out details, laid on a rustic wooden surface.
A woman with brown hair wearing a strapless dark brown top, gold jewelry including a necklace and bracelet, standing near a marina with boats and water in the background.
Silver necklace with a large oval gemstone set in the center, surrounded by intricate metalwork resembling a lotus flower, and three dangling teardrop-shaped stones.
A jewelry displayed on a gray fabric mannequin bust, featuring a gold necklace with a large pendant that has a green stone and intricate open design. The setup includes decorative plants and wooden elements in the background.
Close-up of a woman wearing a red shirt, silver necklace with a decorative pendant, matching earrings with beads, and a background of blurred natural outdoor setting.
A silver butterfly-shaped jewelry piece with a green gemstone in the center and smaller clear gemstones on its wings, placed on a large rock surrounded by small green succulent plants.