About
Stones shaped by time.
Jewelry shaped by hand.
Every piece begins at the bench. With a stone, a length of silver, and a decision to make something that lasts.
The jewelry you wear every day
becomes a quiet record of your life.
There's something grounding about working with materials that have been here long before us. When I hold a stone, I think about the pressure and time that shaped it. About how we are formed by a lifetime of forces.
Real silver changes with you. It softens at the edges, catches light differently, settles into your skin. The worn-in parts? That's your story.
Hi, I'm Ashley.
I'm the silversmith behind Wildstone Silver, working from my studio in St. Pete, Florida. I work with wild gemstones and sterling silver to make pieces that feel alive, a little imperfect, deeply personal, and meant to be worn every day.
I've always been drawn to stones. The way they catch light, the way each one feels completely its own. From one-of-a-kind gemstone pieces to the Wildstone Classics collection, everything I make is shaped by hand at the bench. No mass production, no shortcuts. Just time, tools, and attention.
Teaching is one of my greatest joys. Watching someone make something with their hands for the first time, and seeing how that changes them, is something I never take for granted.
Every piece I make gets my full attention and full heart. I want my jewelry to feel like it was made for you, even before you found it.
What I believe about jewelry
It becomes part of you.
Worn every day, jewelry changes. It softens, shifts, and takes on the marks of your life. The pieces that stay are the ones that were never just objects.
It holds memory.
Not because we assign it meaning, but because we live in it. Every scratch, every worn edge is a moment you were somewhere, doing something, being someone.
It should be worn, not saved.
The best pieces aren't kept away for special occasions. They move with you, through everything. Wear it to work, to the beach, to bed. That's the point.
"Real silver, made to last,
meant to be kept."