Ginelle Cloar is an artist working at the intersection of sculpture and fine jewelry, creating wearable forms that feel refined, balanced, and playfully alive. She holds a Master of Fine Arts in Sculpture from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco, grounding her work in material, movement, and intention.

Influenced by a lineage of artists and makers, including Carroll Cloar, a renowned Southern modernist painter, her practice is guided by storytelling and expressive form. She also draws inspiration from her mother’s side, from the Pucci surname long associated in Tuscany with master jewelers, reflecting a reverence for craftsmanship and timeless design.

After years living and working in Northern California wine country and building brands in the wine and spirits industry, Ginelle brings a thoughtful, professional approach to her studio practice. Each piece is conceived as a small sculptural object designed to carry meaning, invite connection, and create space for pause and reflection, elevating everyday jewelry into intentional expressions of individuality.