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Artist

Camille is a goldsmith based in the North Cascades, Washington. For the majority of her life she has been on the move in different forms. She grew up dancing and found a love for rock climbing as a teenager. She is continuously drawn back to the sport due to her love of movement, specifically the notion of expression through movement. Her jewelry is a testament to that, as she attempts to encapsulate the transcendent feeling and curiosity she observes while moving through nature. Her pieces are deeply inspired by her time spent outside.

She started her jewelry business on the back of her truck tailgate nearly a decade ago and now operates out of her home studio. Making jewelry allows her to channel the feelings her surroundings evoke into a tangible piece of art. It is also a way to rest and recover between outdoor objectives. When she is not in her studio, you can find her somewhere deep in the mountains either on solo trips or working as a professional mountain guide for the American Alpine Institute. 

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Behind the scenes on the jewelry bench

Process

The ethos behind Camille's work revolves around honoring the craftsmanship and time invested in hand-fabricating each piece in metal from start to finish. Every creation is a true testament to artisanal skill, handmade and one-of-a-kind, designed not just to last a lifetime, but to endure far beyond.

She has a deep appreciation for the natural environment which ethos has bled into her jewelry making. Camille sources her stones from local lapidary artists she meets while traveling across the United States, builds direct relationships with miners/mines, and sources stones from Fair Trade gem dealers. She uses reclaimed diamonds, antique diamonds, lab-diamonds, and Canadian diamonds in her work. If she doesn't recycle the metal herself, all of the metal she uses is sourced from companies and refiners who specialize in recycling metals or using fairmined gold. Camille frequently questions how she can make her jewelry practice as environmentally responsible as she can. 

Stockists

Camille Wild Studio

TwispWorks Building O

Twisp, Washington

Thursday - Saturday, 10 - 3 or by appointment 

Diane West Gallery

820 Main Avenue

Durango, CO 81301

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