Morgaine Faye

This collection is a medieval-inspired series of rings created to commemorate love & loyalty, personal milestones,  and a commitment to self.

Plague Knight is a one of a kind mini collection of sterling silver pendants inspired by the medieval grotesque. 

Guardian’s Post is a small collection of one of a kind pendants that double as working wax seals.

 I'm proud to share that Morgaine Faye® is now an officially registered trademark with the United States Patent and Trademark Office!  

“Hearts starve as well as bodies - give us bread but give us roses.” 🥖🌹- James Oppenheim, 1911.I’m excited to share this new series of posters created to raise funds for our fr...

Last month I had the rare chance to tour the Arms and Armor Conservation Studios at the Met in NYC. From centuries-old tools to intricate restoration work, it was an unforgettab...

Founded in 2010 in Portland, Oregon, Morgaine Faye's eponymous brand is known for its substantial, androgynous aesthetic. With a passion for custom design and hand engraving, Mo...

'The Tragedy of the Commons' is a culmination of environmental anxieties and ecological catastrophes. This work is a reflection on the idea that the world as we know it will nev...

What is The Armory Collection? The Armory Collection is a draws inspiration from medieval arms and armor. This collection showcases sculptural hand-engraved elements that are d...

I was recently accepted into an advanced engraving and metal inlay course at The New Approach School for Jewelers in Tennessee, so in preparation I have been focusing on my q...

So last month while I was at that trade show in Tucson I was approached by the editor-in-chief of UK's Gems and Jewellery magazine about doing a feature, and of course I was exc...

I threw some things in my tumbler lastnight and wanted to keep my hands busy while I waited for them to tumble, so I whipped up some curb chain and documented the steps along th...

After 6 months of drafting this enormous 40 inch by 40 inch scarf drawing, I was finally able to have it properly photographed and digitized by the fine folks at Pearl Printing ...