Jessica lives in the rural farmland of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania with her husband David and her twin sons. Nature, running water, and being deep in the forest have always brought Jessica peace and inspiration.

Growing up, Jessica spent summers in the Smokey Mountains of North Carolina, her great grandparents homestead includes a sizable creek and there she spent countless hours knee deep in the rushing water. At that time people in the area commonly disposed of items that were not able to be burned by placing them into the creek to be carried away to somewhere else. Jessica and her siblings learned early that they must wear foot coverings into the creek and watch out for wire and glass as they played. Glass was always removed from the creek and disposed of properly.

During the pandemic Jessica and her boys spent an abundant amount of time in the creek and forest land of Lancaster Conservancy Trust. Now that she has children of her own she has made it her mission to remove as much glass from creek beds wherever she travels in hopes of cleaning up the waterways and creating safer places for children to enjoy. As the boys played, Jessica began collecting creek glass. To date she has collected 50+ pounds of glass from various creeks and used her collection to create some of the items you will find on this site.

In the summer of 2023 Jessica took her collecting a step farther and began to collect natural items foraged from the forest around her. She cast these items in resin and began to create jewelry pieces that allowed her to take the forest and it's peacefulness with her wherever she went. People began to notice these jewelry items and request them for their own and suddenly a business was born!