Her jewelry is often inspired by her local environment, such as New Orleans architecture and culture or based on forms in nature. Faget describes her work as a "crossover between a jeweled accessory and a piece of jewelry". Faget designs by collections and has created works entitled Sea, Romanesque Return, Zea, Animal Crackers, Armament, Schema, among others. Citing a dictionary, Faget herself referred to her work as "biomorphic," meaning "related to, derived from, or incorporating the forms of living beings, used especially of primitive and abstract art."Schoeffler, Nancy. "Jewelry Designer Inspired by Local Environment." Times-Picayune [New Orleans] 14 Oct. 1982: 36. Print. However, she has also made work drawing inspiration from man-made elements such as architecture and place-based culture.
