Growing up in Orange County, California Carrie Weston was formally trained in the traditional studio arts and later graphic design in college. It was when she took a jewelry class, however, that she fell in love.

Inspired by her love for modernist designers of the 1960's, her personal jewelry line is very stylized and shape driven, with a tongue-in-cheek nod to cultural icons. Her sense of humor and appreciation for pop culture are seen in the quirky yet classically modern pieces she creates.

After graduating from college and while working as a graphic designer in San Francisco, she continued to make jewelry and began making pieces for friends and family. Soon thereafter, people started requesting her designs, and boutiques and galleries became interested her carrying her pieces. The over whelming response to her first line soon fueled her entrepreneurial spirit and Carrie Weston Design was established in 2003.

The line soon gained popularity in galleries and museum shops, as well as cutting edge boutiques looking for the new & unique. It has been carried throughout the US, Japan, and Canada at locations ranging from Fred Segal in Santa Monica to the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago. Additionally she has developed collections for numerous companies in Southern California, including major brands such as Disney/Walden Media, Harley Davidson, The Girl Scouts of America, and Tommy Bahamas to name a few. Her work has been published in Nylon, Flaunt, InStyle Weddings, Elle, Teen Vogue, Lucky, Daily Candy, and additionally featured on VH-1 & the Rachel Ray Show. She currently works and resides with her family in sunny Southern California.

“I think jewelry reflects a person's spirit - be it serious or light hearted, it usually
has some connection to what that person is all about." - Carrie Weston