Meet the hands behind the stones

Where the Rocks Led Me

I’m Lindsay Golub, a lifelong wanderer with a soft spot for wild places, beautiful stones, and making things with my hands.

I grew up in the Northeast, spent my twenties soaking up the sunshine and slower rhythms of Florida, and eventually found my way back north to Vermont—where my roots have always seemed to be calling me home.

These days, I live off-grid with my husband and our three kids, surrounded by the woods, the seasons, and all the little treasures nature has to offer. Somewhere along the way, my love of wandering and collecting turned into a love of carving—taking ordinary rocks I find locally and giving them new life as art and jewelry.

There’s something magical about finding a stone that has been quietly waiting in the earth for who-knows-how-long, then discovering what it wants to become.

My work is a little wild, a little whimsical, and always made by hand. Each piece carries a tiny bit of the place it came from—and a little piece of my own journey, too.