Veronica Romero is a Mexican creator whose journey through design has been a significant part of her development as a woman. Her passion for creation began early, sketching fashion collections in her elementary school notebooks, and evolved through explorations in architecture, furniture, and interior design during her college years at UNAM, ultimately leading her to her lifelong love: jewellery.

A designer, learner, thinker, and aspiring philosopher, Veronica completed her Industrial Design studies and has been immersed in jewellery making since 2004. Initially self-taught as a beader, she later pursued formal training in jewellery craft in both Mexico and the United States. Today, she is particularly drawn to art jewellery as a means of engaging with the world.

With a rich background spanning design and marketing, Veronica seamlessly blends the creative and business aspects of the jewellery industry. Her creative process thrives on the interplay of ideas, content, and form, evolving into playful compositions of shape and colour as each concept materialises into reality.

For Veronica, jewellery is more than adornment—it is a medium to express her philosophy, share her worldview, and connect with others who are passionate about jewellery and design.

She currently lives and works in Nashville, TN, and welcomes connections in English, Spanish, or French.

At V. Romero Art Jewels, experimentation is key. Techniques span from the ancient, like lost-wax casting and beading, to modern innovations like 3D printing and laser cutting. This blend of tradition and technology enables the creation of distinctive, thought-provoking designs.

Veronica believes that everyone should have the freedom to express themselves—through jewellery, clothing, or their individual way of being. Her work encourages the acceptance and celebration of difference, highlighting that what seems unfamiliar or distant from our own reality can be fascinating and enriching.

V. Romero Art Jewels is a contemporary jewellery studio that draws inspiration from the world around us: nature, global cultures, and life experiences. The designer finds beauty in memories, places, and people, reflecting a deeply personal connection to the world.

We live in a society where "different" is often misunderstood or undervalued—yet beauty, much like perspective, is relative. Veronica seeks to uncover beauty in the unexpected and the subtle, creating pieces that serve as reflections on both beauty and life itself.

As a trend observer and pattern seeker, the designer finds “hints” in everyday behaviours and preferences, crafting meaningful jewellery with a unique twist. Materials range from traditional metals like silver and brass to unconventional elements such as horseshoe nails and human hair, often recontextualised to challenge conventional expectations.