Laurel Hill Jewelry is inspired by the form and function of historical cultural adornment, the universal shapes and symbols that we recognize as significant. Pieces are handmade in the mountains of western Montana using traditional metalworking techniques with a focus on sustainability.

Born and raised in the South, designer Laurel Hill has almost always been a jewelry-maker. After several lengthy cross-country trips in a converted school bus, she's probably going to stay put in Montana for quite some time as she finds endless inspiration in the surrounding landscape. While not in the studio, she’s likely running the local trails, eating jalapeno pizza with her husband, or tending to two cats, one dog, and three chickens.

Laurel believes in the transformative quality of jewelry, its ability to elevate a mood (or your daily uniform of jeans and a tee). Her pieces seek to create a meaningful bond with you, the wearer.