Seth’s jewelry and sculpture career began in his father’s stained glass studio, where he fashioned jewelry and art pieces from scraps of discarded glass and began to experiment with metalsmithing. It is very important to Seth that each piece is handcrafted using ethically sourced gold, silver, and gemstones. Every piece of jewelry is a celebration of the natural world, and he believes that the materials he chooses should reflect the value of life that he seeks to convey. He visualizes each piece being passed from one generation to the next. With a focus on environmental preservation, each piece is a snapshot in time to bring awareness and appreciation to the lesser known species that surround our world.

After attending the Savannah College of Art and Design’s BFA program in metals and jewelry, Seth was employed as a silversmithing instructor, a bench jeweler, and studio goldsmith, while building his brand. Additionally, he earned a graduate degree in art therapy from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago where he researched and wrote about the therapeutic benefits of metalsmithing. Seth believes that being a craftsperson and being altruistic are synonymous, and giving back to the community is an essential part of mastering a craft. In 2019, Seth had the opportunity to live in Hong Kong for four months as an artist in residence with Loupe, a design incubation space sponsored by Chow Tai Fook Jewelry. He is inspired by the wildlife, people, and experiences of his surroundings, and from his travels.