Well, pricing is not an exact science. Of course, you can do simple math to cover the basics and have some profit, but it is not just that; when pricing something, we are actually talking about how much that particular item is worth, and that, my friend, is a totally different story.

Especially when we are talking about a ‘product’ like mine, which comes from a very personal production, where I put my creativity, time, manual labour, and a lot of blood, sweat, and tears... How much is it worth?

Well, for me, in the end, when I finish a piece, A LOT. From a personal and financial point of view.
But how much is it worth for you?

There’s no judgment here; it is just acknowledging that we all have different points of view on the actual worth of a particular piece, and it can change according to many factors.

Also, I think this way, we can bring the community aspect of the transaction.
After all, this is not a one-hand deal.

I make the jewellery because I need to create it, and jewellery was what I chose to translate and express my ideas, but you wearing them is a crucial part of the process.

The way I see it, it is a co-creation process. I make the first part, which is bringing an idea into reality, and you are responsible for the second, third, fourth… part, interpreting and translating that idea on how and where you decide to wear it.

We are in this together. So, deciding the price together seems fair. Don’t you think?