New York City Jewelry Week 2026
Adorn the Present
Adorn the Present is a group exhibition and live performance curated by jewelry artists and educators Hanna-Katarina and Brienna Hall of Shrine Jewelry.
Taking place at New York City Jewelry Week at Rosa in Williamsburg, November 16–19, the exhibition brings together artists working in jewelry, metalwork, objects, tableware, and wearable art. Exploring storytelling through material, intention, the body, and ritual, the exhibition will culminate in a live performance incorporating music, movement, and dance.
New Arrivals
The most current pieces of fine jewelry fresh off the bench
Galaxy Collection
The unification of enamel with celestial gemstones.
Jewelry made with intention
Shrine Jewelry is crafted with care for both the planet and its people, using recycled metals and ethically sourced, fairmined gemstones.
Custom Work
Interested in a one-of-a-kind piece? Reach out to Brienna to start your custom project. Whether you're envisioning a dream design, planning an engagement ring, bridal or wedding bands, a unique ceremonial object, or a statement piece for a special occasion—I’d be honored to collaborate and help bring your vision to life.
Workshops & Private Lessons
Learn sand casting, keum-boo and how to work with Argentium in one of Brienna's workshops
Reciving Recognition
As Featured In:
New York City Jewelry Week 2026, Adorn the Present, Nov 16-19
SMCK Magazine, Myths of Our Times, edition 13
Fiber Art Now Magazine, Fiber Reimagined IV, Summer 2026 edition
Fine galleries in Northern California
Cherry Creek Arts Festival, Summer 2025
Artistar Jewels | Milan Jewelry Week 2024
British Vogue Magazine
Customer Testimonials
SHRINE JEWELRY offers heirloom-quality, artisan-made jewelry for those seeking sacred adornment. Designed and handcrafted in Mendocino, California, our jewelry blends ancient techniques with contemporary ritual. Each piece is a symbolic vessel—made for love, empowerment, and intentional beauty.
An ancient form of metalsmithing.
Sand Casting
Sand casting is an ancient metalsmithing technique where molten metal is poured into hand-shaped impressions in sand, capturing organic texture and form. At Shrine Jewelry, this process becomes a kind of alchemy — turning earth, fire, and metal into modern relics that feel both celestial and intimate.
Shrine Jewelry not only uses sand casting in its studio practice, but Brienna also teaches this technique at art schools and craft centers across the country, keeping this historic process alive through education and artistry.
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P.O. Box 443
Little River,CA
95456