As a 5th generation artist, Kesha is honoured to produce works of art that become part of the wearer’s identity. After joining FTJCo in 2015, she realised very quickly that this had the potential to be her forever home.

It’s an open secret that the jewellery industry is a misogynistic space. She made it her personal mission to make FTJCo a home for strong, talented, and opinionated people who experience misogyny. She’s immensely proud to look around at the people she sees everyday knowing she’s well on her way to making that dream a reality.

Kesha has held positions on the RJC board of standards, has spoken at OECD on gender issues within the metal and mineral supply chains, and crafted the first piece of work in the world from Just Gold.

Her community at FTJCo is her pride, joy, and raison d’être.