Susan Fauman

Susan Fauman creates jewelry for those who seek to feel healthy, powerful, and deeply connected to life. Her work is rooted in the belief that meaningful adornment can serve as a daily reminder of that connection—an embodiment of strength, presence, and vitality.

Her pieces have been described as bold, strong, and unmistakably feminine. One client noted they look like something Wonder Woman and her sisters of Themyscira might wear—a comparison that resonates with Fauman’s creative spirit. Influences from Jem and the Holograms and Frida Kahlo also weave through her aesthetic, alongside a profound reverence for the natural world.

Nature is both muse and mirror in Fauman’s work. From the subtle twist of a twig to the immense force of the ocean, she draws inspiration from the rhythms and textures that shape our world. She believes that maintaining a connection to these natural elements is essential to a sense of wholeness—and that wearing pieces which reflect this connection becomes a quiet celebration of life itself.

Her inspirations span ancient and contemporary realms: sacred geometry, yoga, Ayurveda, the philosophy of the Five Elements, and an intuitive sense of “rightness.” She is equally influenced by timeworn objects and visionary artists such as Eva Hesse, Hilma af Klint, Anish Kapoor, and Andy Goldsworthy.

The result is a collection of adornments that feel both ancient and modern—pieces that carry a sense of timelessness while remaining distinctly of the present. Fauman describes them as “Beautiful Prayers” and “Future Relics”: objects imbued with intention, meant to be worn, felt, and lived with—like the adornments one might imagine Wonder Woman reaching for when even her golden cuffs are set aside.