Hey there! I'm Ann-So, and I create magical and timeless adornments inspired by nature and history, with a sprinkle of audacity. My pieces are for those who don’t fit in a box and want to wear their jewelry as talismans, standing out while doing so.

Maybe you're like me—a dark yet colorful soul, drawn to the mystical, unique, and handcrafted, but also concerned about the environment and people. I believe your style is an extension of your inner magic, ever-changing with your mood, yet always supporting ethical and sustainable practices.

Welcome to Uneven, my dream job, where we celebrate individuality and embrace the magic of the shadows.

How it all started...

 My journey with jewelry began in my childhood. My creativity flourished from a desire to stand out doing so in a small town, long before online shopping or Pinterest. Starting with bead kits and quickly evolving into crafting with anything I could find. In high school, my creations started to catch people's interest and I began receiving orders. A pivotal moment came when our town’s jeweler introduced me to wax carving and encouraged me to pursue jewelry school. Years later, with degrees in fashion design and jewelry making, I now strive to create timeless heirloom-quality pieces that connect you with your own power and nature.

As for my inspirations...

Our forest cabin is a significant part of me. Growing up, I spent countless weekends there, exploring nature and fostering a deep connection with it. Sharing this bond with my children now is a true blessing.

I’ve always been a science enthusiast, torn between forensic pathology and jewelry/fashion design when it came to a career choice. Ultimately, arts won, but my scientific curiosity persists.

 My love for the spooky, the macabre, and everything Halloween has been with me since childhood. Fall is my favorite season (Libra speaking), and my fascination for the eerie and mysterious is everlasting. 

I think growing up in a third-generation house, surrounded by family heirlooms and curious knick-knacks, deeply influenced my connection with death and the afterlife. Losing my father suddenly at a young age further shaped my perspective, with grief and time, instilling a sense of death positivism and a fascination with Memento Mori. These elements weave through many of my creations.

Finally, Studying fashion design opened my eyes to the impact of fast fashion, driving me to ensure my work is ethical and sustainable. I aim to create lasting jewelry, support fair conditions and wages, reduce waste, all while raising community awareness.

Each piece is designed and made in Quebec, Canada. Everything out of the workshop was made with care and special attention to details.

Creating beauty and magic to surround yourself is at the core of what I do. I hope you find comfort and empowerment in wearing my creations. Self-expression is a powerful and liberating art, and I want my work to be a part of your journey. As an antiques lover and collector, I cherish the stories behind old items. I hope my art outlives me, becoming little pieces of history that future generations will treasure.