About

Amy Sreb is an archaeologist-turned-jeweler and multidisciplinary maker living in Asheville, NC. She completed formal training in metalsmithing and jewelry design through the two-year Professional Craft Program at Haywood CC. Her work is informed by ancient adornment, old-world architecture, Art Deco geometry, and modern art, blending historical reference with contemporary form.

A woman smiling and hugging a happy, relaxed dog.
A collection of black and white hand tools arranged on a rough surface, including various types of pliers, tweezers, and a file.
A woman working on jewelry with a rotary tool at a jeweler's workstation, surrounded by metal clips and other small tools in a black-and-white photo.

Handmade jewelry rooted in line, balance, and open space. Designed to feel bold yet wearable, each piece carries warmth, structure, and an effortless everyday presence.