About founder

From New York corporate to Rhode Island manufacturing, I helped translate designer artwork into retail-ready collections sold worldwide.

I started at the designer's sketch, reviewing designs, building the “recipe” with engineering and accounting, aligning cost, materials and production strategy before launch.

Luxury isn’t just creativity.

It’s precision, structure and execution in a fast-paced environment to meet and exceed retail demands.

That’s where I learned how vision becomes product and product becomes global revenue.

The biggest leap of my life started with a pay cut. I left corporate, relocated to be near family, and accepted less than half my salary to start over.

From the sales floor to opening Tiffany & Co., Cartier and Vhernier boutiques then onto selling high demand timepieces such as Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet and Rolex along the way. 

I rebuilt my career across multiple cities while raising my children into adulthood.

It looked like a downgrade.

It was actually a redesign.

 Then COVID changed everything.

I walked away from retail luxury.
I made the hardest sacrifice of my life—
selling every piece of jewelry I had collected throughout my career
to invest in one thing: Xammany Luxury.

Xammany Luxury was not built to impress the market.
It was built to protect the client.

Real wealth moves quietly. Our clients are intelligent professionals, business owners, investors and collectors. 

Our in-house appointment is designed for elite clients that don’t want exposure. They want precision, discretion and structure.

We don’t operate like a pawn shop or retail counter. There is no noise. No public negotiation. No pressure.

We focus on the client’s growth and not just the asset. Luxury jewelry and timepieces are not inventory. They are strategic instruments.