A note from founder Mark Farrell
Buffalo Craft was founded with the belief that jewelry should carry presence, not simply decoration.
Our work is shaped by proportion, structure, material contrast, and the individuality of the stones we work with.
Much of our design language draws from Art Deco influences, architectural balance, and a modern interpretation of heirloom jewelry.
Every piece is fabricated with a focus on execution, longevity, and detail, ensuring it remains relevant long after it is created.
What Defines Our Work
• Exceptional gemstones selected for character and rarity
• Strong geometry and balanced composition
• Platinum, gold, and material contrast
• Individually developed commissions
• Precision fabrication and finishing
• Jewelry designed to endure beyond trend
Design Language
Much of our work draws from Art Deco influences: geometry, symmetry, material contrast, and clarity of form.
We are interested in jewelry that feels architectural, composed, and enduring rather than trend-driven.
Each piece is designed around the character of its center stone and the structure required to support it.
The Studio
Mark Farrell
Founder and lead jeweler Mark Farrell oversees the creative direction of Buffalo Craft, with a focus on composition, colored gemstones, and fabrication. His work blends strong form, technical execution, and a modern interpretation of heirloom jewelry.
Nathan Hale
Nathan Hale specializes in advanced engraving, fabrication, repair diagnostics, and precision detailing. His work contributes a layer of structure, ornament, and craftsmanship throughout the studio’s commissions.
Andre Kallas
Andre Kallas brings a strong background in fine fabrication, pavé, and modern jewelry construction. His perspective supports the studio’s focus on refinement, balance, and execution.
Built by Commission
Buffalo Craft creates a limited number of projects each year for clients seeking something distinct. Pieces that reflect a point of view rather than a category.