While studying at the Lorenzo de Medici University in Florence, Italy, she discovered her passion for jewelry and took her first classes with teachers who profoundly influenced her creative process. She learned about design, manufacturing, and the value of detail and the story behind each piece. In 2021, she continued her training with the Ikcha diploma program in Monterrey, where she delved deeper into materials and techniques. A year later, in 2022, she explored 3D jewelry modeling, allowing her to discover new ways to transform her ideas into tangible pieces. The vision for Joliesse as a brand was always with her, but it was the years of practice, experimentation, and learning in her bedroom workshop that led her to create a finished product ready to share.