Exodus Goldsmiths developed from a long-term love affair with gemstones and other sparkly things. I believe in creating one-of-a-kind wearable works of art that will last for generations.I am a GIA certified Applied Jewelry Professional and I am also working towards my graduate degree in Gemology. I've formally apprenticed under two master goldsmiths, starting at age 15. One of them in particular has really instilled a passion and drive to do my work to the best of my ability, and honor people while doing it (thank you, Rich!). I have worked for a couple of other wonderful jewelry companies since.​
I live in La Jolla, California with my two fur babies Sibyl & Luna. When I'm not working on crafting my jewelry designs, you will almost always catch me at church, or reading a book by J.R.R Tolkien or Brandon Sanderson with a strong cup of hot black tea (no matter the time of year) or watching the latest seasons of the Witcher or Rings of Power.
Goldsmith, Fantasy Lover,
Cat Mom
Elizabeth (Beth) Greenblat
Treasured Heirlooms
Uniquely Crafted
I make legacy pieces that reflect the lives and values of the people who wear them. Exodus Goldsmiths is my heart project turned business — a fine jewelry brand rooted in storytelling, heritage, and personal connection. I specialize in heirloom redesign and custom engagement rings, which means I work closely with clients to create one-of-a-kind pieces that carry deep emotional weight. What sets my work apart is the meaning behind each design. I don’t make mass-produced jewelry — I help people honor their stories, preserve memories, and create new traditions through wearable art.
What I’m most proud of is the trust my clients place in me. They bring me their most sentimental items — sometimes pieces that have been in their family for generations — and ask me to breathe new life into them. That kind of emotional responsibility is something I hold with deep care. And it's what keeps me inspired every day. I’m not removed from the bench — I’m there, day in day out. I’m hands-on with the metal, the stones, the design, and that level of involvement allows me to craft and deliver a finished piece that’s not only high quality but also emotionally resonant.
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What is Your Favorite Type of Jewelry To Make?
Definitely engagement rings! There is something so special about the union between two souls that happens in marriage. Even having a small part to play in that is what makes my life feel more meaningful. I adore a good story, and each engagement ring I get to craft tells a unique one that I can't help but remember fondly. I don't think there has been a single ring I've made that I've forgotten who I made it for and what their love story was!
How Did You Come Up With Your Business Name?
Exodus Goldsmiths was inspired by Exodus 31:3–5, where God fills Bezalel with His Spirit, giving him wisdom, understanding, and skill to craft works in gold, silver, and bronze. This passage spoke deeply to me, not just as a maker of fine jewelry, but as someone who sees their craft as a calling.
I believe that creativity is a divine gift, and I strive to honor that by approaching each piece with care, intention, and integrity. My goal is to reflect beauty, meaning, and timeless craftsmanship in everything I craft. My work is more than metal and stone — it’s a reflection of my faith, purpose, and the joy of creating something that will truly last.
What Inspired You to Become a Goldsmith?
My journey into this ancient art form started in an unexpected place — a jewelry class I took in high school. What began as a creative elective quickly turned into a passion I couldn’t shake. The process of shaping metal, setting stones, and turning Earth's raw materials into something beautiful and meaningful lit a fire in me that never went out. Over the years, I’ve honed my craft through training under two master goldsmiths, and a whole lot of trial and error at the bench. I chose this career because I love working with my hands, telling stories through design, and creating pieces that become part of people’s most cherished moments.
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