Christian Nevin

I make jewelry the old-fashioned way—by hand, in my studio, with a good bit of sweat, a few swear words, and absolutely no shortcuts. After 35 years of doing this, I can confidently say I’ve learned everything the hard way. My formal training? Airbrush illustration and graphic design at the Art Institute of Pittsburgh. My real training? Trial, error, burnt fingertips, and occasional tool-related tantrums. My work is where horsepower meets handcraft. Inspired by fast cars and cool guitars, my pieces reflect a design language that’s masculine, elegant, and just a bit loud—like a vintage muscle car with a killer sound system. My jewelry isn’t afraid to rev its engine, but it knows how to wear a tux.