About
My Journey started...
My journey started in South Korea, where I majored in Metal Art and Design. While I began my career as a designer, I soon realised my true passion lies in the hands-on process—getting my hands dirty at the bench to bring a piece to life.
After moving to NZ...
After moving to New Zealand in 2020, I was determined to continue my path as a maker. While searching for my place in the local industry, I was fortunate enough to meet a local jeweller who became a pivotal part of my story.
Before I had a space of my own, he incredibly kindly opened his workshop doors to me, allowing me to use his professional equipment and tools every Sunday. For nearly a year, I spent my weekends under his guidance, receiving invaluable advice and learning how to navigate the unique challenges of the craft. This period of mentorship and generosity from the NZ jewellery community is what truly built the foundation of Letter to me.
From a Portable Table to Your Jewellery Box
On weekdays after my full-time job, I continued to hone my skills at home on a simple plastic portable table with basic hand tools, guided by endless hours of research and practice. This blend of local mentorship and self-taught grit led me to finally establish my own studio.
I believe that quality starts with the right materials. That’s why all my silver and components are sourced from trusted New Zealand companies. Every piece is meticulously hand-finished with love, respect for the craft, and the spirit of the local community that supported me.
Thanks for supporting local and being part of my story!
My Journey started...
My journey started in South Korea, where I majored in Metal Art and Design. While I began my career as a designer, I soon realised my true passion lies in the hands-on process—getting my hands dirty at the bench to bring a piece to life.
After moving to NZ...
After moving to New Zealand in 2020, I was determined to continue my path as a maker. While searching for my place in the local industry, I was fortunate enough to meet a local jeweller who became a pivotal part of my story.
Before I had a space of my own, he incredibly kindly opened his workshop doors to me, allowing me to use his professional equipment and tools every Sunday. For nearly a year, I spent my weekends under his guidance, receiving invaluable advice and learning how to navigate the unique challenges of the craft. This period of mentorship and generosity from the NZ jewellery community is what truly built the foundation of Letter to me.
From a Portable Table to Your Jewellery Box
On weekdays after my full-time job, I continued to hone my skills at home on a simple plastic portable table with basic hand tools, guided by endless hours of research and practice. This blend of local mentorship and self-taught grit led me to finally establish my own studio.
I believe that quality starts with the right materials. That’s why all my silver and components are sourced from trusted New Zealand companies. Every piece is meticulously hand-finished with love, respect for the craft, and the spirit of the local community that supported me.
Thanks for supporting local and being part of my story!
Letter to me is from
The name “Letter to Me” was born out of my own personal experience reflecting on my trip.
In my early twenties, I went on a trip to Spain by myself and wrote a letter to myself. The letter arrived after I returned home. It showed my feelings mixed with excitement, loneliness, and a bit of worry.
Soon after, I remembered all the wonderful people I met and the new things I learned during the trip. It took me right back to that special time, and getting that letter truly made my day.
“Letter to Me” contains my hope that my jewellery will give you that same experience: a precious memory, a little bit of excitement, or a surprise event that will brighten your day or that of someone special.
The name “Letter to Me” was born out of my own personal experience reflecting on my trip.
In my early twenties, I went on a trip to Spain by myself and wrote a letter to myself. The letter arrived after I returned home. It showed my feelings mixed with excitement, loneliness, and a bit of worry.
Soon after, I remembered all the wonderful people I met and the new things I learned during the trip. It took me right back to that special time, and getting that letter truly made my day.
“Letter to Me” contains my hope that my jewellery will give you that same experience: a precious memory, a little bit of excitement, or a surprise event that will brighten your day or that of someone special.
2026 Market Information
Tamahere market - Every 3rd Saturday
Te awamutu Market - Every 4th Saturday
Please note that our monthly market schedule may vary.
Updates will be posted on our social media channels.
2026 Market Information
- Tamahere market - Every 3rd Saturday
- Te awamutu market - Every 4rd Saturday
Please note that our monthly market schedule may vary. Updates will be posted on our social media channels.