With Michoacán roots and close to silver, wood and fabric.
She grew up attentive to the indigenous hands that transform these materials.
He lived in Pátzcuaro and witnessed the magic of the goldsmiths who turn fish into jewels.
He enjoyed the smells of cotton and the rhythm of the looms.
She discovered the recipe to become a designer at the School of Design of the National Institute of Fine Arts (INBA).
For more than twenty years she enjoyed threads, colors, shapes, weaving and printing; Finally, working with the fabrics.
She made jewelry since she was a child: she went through clay and whatever material she found, until she got to metals and stones.
At the INBA School of Crafts, he learned to knead silver to shape his own collection.
Winner of the “Mexico Tercer Milenio” Design Biennial, a silver and crystal jewelry competition promoted by Peñoles, the Reforma newspaper, Swarovski and Palacio de Hierro.
Nominated for the "Recognition of the best of Fashion 2004, 2005 and 2007".
Winner of FIRST PLACE ABSOLUTE, in the XIII International Contest of Expo-Joya 2006 in the City of Guadalajara, Jalisco.
Exhibitor at national and international fairs.
He participated in the 2004 and 2005 "Jewelry Trends" event organized by Peñoles.
Participation in the "Fashion Week" Mexico in April 2004.
Author of special collections of jewelry for museums such as Anthropology, Franz Mayer and San Idelfonso.