Since 2013, Sarah has been running her own brand, Sarah Lemon Jewelry, where she is responsible for designing and crafting jewellery from a variety of materials. Her work blends creativity with a deep understanding of materials and design processes.

In addition to her entrepreneurial endeavours, she teaches a jewellery-making course at Liga Oficina, where she shares her passion for craftsmanship and her expertise in the art of jewellery design.

Sarah’s diverse background in design, science, and teaching allows her to approach jewellery-making from a unique perspective, combining innovation and craftsmanship in every piece she creates.

Sarah Huber is a Brazilian designer based in Rio de Janeiro. She holds a bachelor's degree in Product Design, a master's degree in Polymer Science and Technology, both from the Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, and a PhD in Design from the School of Industrial Design.

Sarah Lemon is deeply fascinated by materials science, particularly the contrasting chemical and physical properties of different materials. Her work primarily focuses on titanium, a metal she frequently uses due to its ability to be anodised or oxidised into a vibrant spectrum of colours. These colours not only enhance the aesthetic quality of her jewellery but also imbue it with unique meaning. What makes her approach even more distinctive is her use of titanium sourced from industrial waste, allowing her to repurpose discarded materials into elegant, wearable art.