About
The Studio
Our jewelry is rooted in the belief that the pieces we wear become meaningful through the life they live alongside us. Over time, they collect memory, becoming tied to relationships, milestones, routines, and everyday moments.
Each design begins with a form, a feeling, or sometimes just a detail that continues to resurface. Inspired by architecture, sculpture, and natural forms, the jewelry often explores curved lines, repetition, and sculptural volume.
Every piece develops through an intuitive, hands-on process rooted in craft. Ideas are worked through physically, shaped and refined over time until the proportions and movement of the piece fall into place.
The result is jewelry designed to be worn often, lived with, and kept close for years to come.
About Casey
Casey Perez is a first-generation Mexican-American artist and goldsmith based in New York. While studying at NYU, she enrolled in an introductory metalsmithing course out of curiosity and became fascinated by the process of shaping metal by hand. What drew her in was the tension between sculpture and wearability, intuition and precision, and the way an abstract idea could slowly become physical through touch and repetition.
Her jewelry is informed by architecture, sculpture, and the quiet structure found in the natural world. Curves repeat, surfaces gather light, proportions shift subtly against the body. She approaches each piece almost like a sculptor, refining shape and movement until something begins to feel inevitable rather than designed.
For Casey, jewelry is not separate from daily life. The pieces are meant to gather memory through wear, becoming more personal over time.

Ethos
In a world where so much is mass-produced and meaning is easily lost, Casey Perez Jewelry is an invitation to slow down. Every piece is made with care — not just in how it’s constructed, but in how it’s conceived. We share the stories and ideas behind our work because we believe that objects gain meaning through context and connection.
This is a line committed to longevity — not just in materials, but in spirit. The pieces are designed to live with you, age with you, and tell a story that keeps unfolding.
Process
Each piece begins at Casey’s bench in Brooklyn — sketched, carved, or shaped by hand using traditional techniques. From there, the work continues in collaboration with a close-knit group of artisans in New York’s Diamond District. These are casters and stone setters who have spent decades honing their craft — some with roots stretching back generations, others who’ve worked for some of the world’s most renowned jewelry houses.
Keeping production local allows for true collaboration. Some pieces return to the studio for final shaping or finishing, while others stay with Casey from start to finish. Every piece is made using recycled gold and responsibly sourced stones, shaped with care and a deep respect for the many skilled hands that help bring each design to life.
