Hi, I’m Sianna.

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I’ve always been a builder—whether it’s designing systems for big institutions or hand-sculpting a new piece of jewelry.

 

With a background in Sociology and Anthropology, I don’t just see jewelry as an accessory. To me, every piece is a social artifact. My goal is to bridge the gap between scientific gemology and the deep, cultural stories that connect us all to the Earth.

 

Spreadsheets & Storytelling

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I’m currently pursuing my MBA at North Carolina Central University (NCCU), so I spend a lot of time in the world of strategy and finance. But Gemthropology is where my "Strategy" meets my "Soul." I’m equally fluent in spreadsheets and storytelling, and I believe that systems should always serve people first.

 

Lived Experience

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My journey isn't just theoretical; it’s lived. As a StepUp Ministry alumna and ambassador, I know what it’s like to navigate systems that require creativity, grit, and faith to survive. That lived experience fuels everything I do. I’m not just building a business; I’m architecting a life aligned with purpose.

 

The Craft: Creative Anthropology

 

I like to think of myself as a "conservator of the forgotten." I intentionally use upcycled buttons, vintage pins, and rescued gems in my designs. These aren't just materials—they are pieces of history given a second life.

 

Every polymer clay piece is an exercise in patience. I hand-sculpt, cure, and meticulously hand-sand every item to ensure it’s as durable as it is beautiful. Whether it’s a raw stone or a polished silk-pressed texture, my work honors the individuality found in the Earth.

 

Everything I build carries the same foundation:

 

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Access. Empowerment. Legacy.