The Cella Earrings were created in collaboration between AICI A STAT and Contemporia, an independent contemporary jewelry studio founded in Bucharest in 2014, where design, storytelling and craftsmanship come together in objects made to be worn.
Read MoreTHE SENSE OF BEAUTY jewellery gallery presents a curated line-up of handcrafted contemporary jewellery, selected to inspire emotion and celebrate individuality through the distinctive visions of its international artists. For Romanian Jewelry Week 2026, THE SENSE OF BEAUTY brings together six designers from France, Singapore, Belgium, the Netherlands and Romania.
Read MoreVinh Lê (b. Vietnam) lives and works in Bucharest. Creation has never been optional for Lê, following him from his birthplace in the deep mangrove jungle of the Mekong Delta, through the United States of America and now in Romania.
Read MoreThe collection explores a dialogue between human-made geometry and the raw architecture of nature. Sculptural bracelets built around pyramidal, triangular and trapezoidal forms meet talismans shaped by rare minerals, rough crystals and precious details.
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Read MoreDavid Sandu is the first Romanian artist who made contemporary jewelry his main field of interest and expression. David Sandu participated in numerous exhibitions as an individual artist, gaining International recognition, and in 2010 he was appointed Supplier of the Royal House of Romania.
Read MoreRoxana Davidescu has been creating designer jewellery for 20 years. Roxana has a passion for objects, so her jewellery carries a memory engraved in the material, yet is reborn in silver, gold and titanium, with grandeur and simplicity. Her creations are sometimes whimsical beyond all expectations, extravagant, saturated with colour, melancholic or antique.
Read MoreIgor Kalita is a jewelry designer with over 25 years of experience and the founder of the Ukrainian brand KALITA. His work is rooted in a deep dialogue with natural materials, particularly gemstones, which he approaches as living forms with their own character and presence.
Read More“Cabinet of Symbiosities” investigates the complex historical relationship between the United Kingdom and British Hong Kong. Sparked by found artifacts in London bearing forgotten colonial symbols, the collection explores themes of colonialism and parasitism through material mutation.
Read MoreAngelina Kafka's jewellery is created at the intersection of nature, material, and craftsmanship. Each collection follows its own artistic concept, yet all are united by the same vision: to create timeless one-of-a-kind pieces that celebrate the beauty and individuality of gemstones and minerals.
Read MoreI am a professor of fine arts and head of the Experimental Design Studio at the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk / PL. Our studio engages in critical analysis of the evolving creative industries, resisting the lure of purely functional or market-driven design.
Read MoreRooted in heritage, Royal Collection brings the codes of royalty into the present through sculptural silver, touches of gold and imperfect forms shaped by time. Silver becomes armour - strong, protective, close to the body.
Read MoreMaralkunst is a curated jewelry and art gallery based in Oslo, known as “Oslo’s Hidden Pearl.” Founded by artist and curator Maral Jafarian, it brings together independent designers from around the world, with a strong focus on storytelling, cultural heritage, and contemporary craftsmanship.
Read MoreWe exist in a quiet state of rupture—a threshold where old systems dissolve before the new ones have even taken shape. Inertia is a contemporary capsule collection exploring the micro-to-macro decay of modern connection. Sculpted in the stark contrast of raw brass and cold silver, set against sharp, architectural lines, these three wearable artifacts translate our current psychological landscape into metal.
The Echoes of Earth collection invites the wearer to carry the story of the distant past with them, transforming forgotten organisms into conversations about time, memory, and ecological awareness. Fossils are not dead objects, but echoes of a living past, resurfacing to tell their story in a new context.
Read MoreThe collection continues a series we began several years ago, where the flower serves as both a starting point and a process of transformation. Over time, the forms have been simplified and have gained volume — what remains now is the essence.
Read MoreIsabela Groza is a jewellery designer known for her innovative use of anodized titanium, silver, and natural gemstones. She graduated from the prestigious School of Jewellery in Birmingham, UK, in 2012 and has since established a distinctive style that merges intricate craftsmanship with the vibrant hues of titanium.
Read MoreUnnecessary Jewellery is an open curatorial project in which we are equally focused on seeking high-quality works representing the global field of contemporary jewellery art (the exhibition features objects created by internationally recognized artists).
Read MoreMindMink is a platform that brings together independent artisans from around the world to explore contemporary jewelry through mindful creation. The collective focuses on storytelling, material exploration, and the emotional connection between object and wearer.
Read MoreValeria Rossini was born in Verona in 1988. She started her approach to jewelry design during her second year at Politecnico in Milan, in 2012. Her pieces are characterized by shape linearity and ergonomics, along with material plasticity and organicity.
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