I make these, one dot at a time.

Every piece starts with a blank canvas and a tray of resin drills sorted by color. Then comes the part that takes hours: placing each faceted dot, row by row, until the image emerges.

I started making diamond paintings as a way to slow down. What I didn't expect was how many people would ask where they could get one for themselves.

So I started selling them.

What I make

Finished diamond paintings, hand-placed from start to finish. The pieces range from small desk-sized formats to large statement pieces for the wall. Every one ships ready to hang or wrap.

I also make gift bundles for people who want to give something handmade without the guesswork. A finished painting, a card, a box. Done.

Who I make them for

People who want real art on their walls, not a print. Gift buyers who want to give something distinctive and meaningful. Anyone who has ever noticed a piece of diamond painting art and thought: I want that in my home.

Honest about the process

Diamond paintings take time. A medium piece takes 40-60 hours. A large one takes longer. I work in small batches, which means limited availability — when a piece sells, there isn't another one ready the next day.

If you want something specific or have an occasion in mind, reach out. I can often work with a timeline.

Find me

I post work in progress and finished pieces on Instagram at @diamonddotlady. If you want to see what's currently available before it sells, that's the best place to look.