About Evitts Creek Arts
Inspired by Nature
My jewelry begins in the mountains of Western Maryland, where my studio is bordered by two creeks and surrounded by the Appalachian landscape. Each day, I’m inspired by the balance of strength and fragility in nature—rushing water, still pools, delicate plants, even the harshness of ice and floods. These rhythms of the natural world shape the textures and patterns that appear in my designs.
My Studio in the Mountains
Working from a small studio nestled in this rural landscape, I approach jewelry making as both art and craft. The quiet setting allows me to slow down and pay attention to detail, carrying the spirit of place into every piece I make.
A Craft Rooted in Printmaking
My process grew out of my background in art and design, especially printmaking. I carve detailed patterns into brass, then press them into sterling silver to create embossed textures with organic depth. This environmentally friendly approach gives each piece a tactile, one-of-a-kind quality.
Sterling Silver and Gemstones
I work primarily in sterling silver, pairing it with semi-precious gemstones that complement the natural forms in my designs. Whether it’s a necklace, ring, or pair of earrings, every piece is crafted to reflect the beauty of the natural world. I hope each creation brings a quiet sense of peace to the one who wears it.
Lois Gibbs McManus
“I come into the presence of still water... and am free.” There is a restorative power in the slow, rhythmic changes of the seasons. In the studio, I aim to capture that same sense of quiet belonging found in the wild. Each piece of jewelry or painting is a study of what it means to rest in the beauty of the natural world—a small reminder of the peace we find when we simply stop to notice the beauty of the world around us.