Aram is adept at creating unique pieces that align with his modern stance. For more than 20 years, Aram has honed his skills as both a jewelry designer and maker. 

He is inspired by naturally occurring patterns in nature, and in contrast, architectural details by modern pioneers like Frank Lloyd Wright and Mies Van Der Rohe.

Beyond his love for creating stunning jewelry, Aram also has a deep joy for connecting others through his craft. He believes that jewelry can serve as a powerful symbol of love, connection, and celebration. As a result, he takes great care to ensure that each piece he creates is not only beautiful but also meaningful.

Aram's love of people is evident in everything he does. He takes the time to get to know his clients on a personal level, learning about their unique stories and relationships so that he can create jewelry that truly speaks to their hearts. Whether he is designing a custom engagement ring or a special piece of jewelry to commemorate a milestone event, Aram always puts his clients first, ensuring that they are completely satisfied with the final product.

Sam joins his dad, Aram, as an apprentice and a member of Alloy's sales team. Sam has a deep connection to jewelry and a passion for helping others. His empathetic approach  allows him to connect with clients on a personal level. Growing up around jewelry artisans, he developed an appreciation for the artistry and significance of each piece. He's dedicated to ensuring every client finds the perfect piece that resonates with their unique goals.  

Anna Lyon has been working with metal and creating artistic and sculptural jewelry for over 10 years. During this period, she earned her BFA from the University of Kansas in Jewelry/Metalsmithing, where she refined her passion for creating conceptual jewelry that tells narratives and personal stories.

Drawing on her knowledge and love for crafting unique jewelry with personal meaning, Anna is dedicated to assisting clients in finding and designing their perfect pieces.

Inspired by organic forms, wabi-sabi aesthetics, and the fusion of contrasting elements, she also draws influence from modern abstract artists such as Cy Twombly and Alexander Calder.