Renisis, a sculptural fine jewelry brand born from global journeys, theatrical imagination, and emotional depth, is now available at Jensen Stern, a boutique gallery nestled in the heart of Ketchum, Idaho. This partnership marks the first public presentation of Renisis’ inaugural collections, the Evidence of the Future Collection and the Curl Collection—two bold, sensorially charged explorations of wearable art as protection and intention. Jessica Herner, Owner & Partner at Jensen Stern, says, “We at Jensen Stern are thrilled to announce the arrival of Renisis by Sardwell to our gallery this summer. Known for her striking balance of architectural precision and organic elegance, Sardwell’s work brings a bold new dimension to our curated offerings. Introducing her pieces to our clients is not only an honor, but a celebration of artistry that resonates with the spirit of discovery and design at the heart of Jensen Stern.”
Renisis was founded by Sardwell, an interdisciplinary artist whose practice has long blurred the boundaries between sculpture, storytelling, and performance. With a background in sculpture and large-scale installations complete with theatrical apparel detailing at the Rhode Island School of Design, Sardwell first made her name creating theatrical experiences that enveloped the viewer in movement, texture, and light. Her evolution into jewelry was not a pivot, but a distillation—a shift from space-altering installations to body-altering sculpture. “The transformational ability that sculpture has to alter space is a revolutionary power,” Sardwell explains. “Now it’s harnessed to be worn on the body as jewelry.”
Over the course of 15 years, Sardwell’s work and studies took her across the world—from the sculpture studios of Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires to the silversmith villages of southern China, where she absorbed the visual languages of transformation and ritual. She apprenticed with master jewelers in Brazil, immersed herself in the rhythm and nuance of local traditions, and began sketching her own visual language—one that echoed the drama of opera, the layered strength of armor, and the hidden sensitivity of ancient ornamentation. With every journey, she collected not just materials, but cultural meanings. These experiences now live within each Renisis jewel, encoded as symbols, sculpted forms, and emotional architecture.
Evidence of the Future, a debut collection, emerges from the cultural interplay of East and West, past and possible. Drawing from the silhouettes of ancient Far Eastern armor and the unapologetic boldness of American urban statement jewelry, these one-of-a-kind pieces express a duality of presence: power and tenderness, protection and vulnerability, groundedness and transcendence. The jewelry designed not only to be worn, but felt—to become part of the wearer’s own evolving myth.
The debut of Renisis at Jensen Stern is more than a presentation—it is a dialogue between philosophies, a convergence of aesthetic worlds where jewelry becomes both artifact and invitation. Jensen Stern is an intellectual and artistic playground, tucked within The Galleria in Ketchum, Idaho, where curation is guided not by trends but by curiosity, story, and soul. Part atelier, part sanctuary, it offers a rare kind of retail experience: one where objects are witnessed, and conversations unfold organically among sculptures of gold and light. At Jensen Stern, beauty is both considered and lived. In the space, the Medieval idea of the jeweler as a keeper of magic is quietly revived. With its poetic sensibility and reverence for craft, Jensen Stern is the perfect counterpart to Renisis, a place where spirit and adornment intersect in ways that feel both ancient and timeless.
“At Jensen Stern, jewelry is treated as a living object,” says Sardwell. “This is exactly what Renisis stands for. It’s not about trends. It’s about art, and a sensitive cultural perspective.” Visitors to Jensen Stern can explore the world of Renisis in person, surrounded by creative energy and conversation that makes a piece of jewelry unforgettable.
