The Sense of Beauty Gallery
The Sense of Beauty Gallery
THE 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:
Marion Fillancq (France)
Ivon Wong (Singapore)
Anna-Rosa Moschouti (Belgium)
Roos & Geertje Eek (Netherlands)
Raluca Buzura (Romania)
Sabrina Guerrera (France)
Marion Fillancq — France
Hailing from France, Marion Fillancq is a visionary glass sculptor distinguished by her pioneering fusion of ancient techniques and contemporary craftsmanship. Trained in glass blowing and decoration at the European Centre for Research and Training in Glass Arts, Fillancq challenges conventional approaches to the material by introducing traditional flintknapping techniques — reminiscent of Stone Age arrowhead making — into the delicate art of crystal manipulation.
Her work brings together ancestral gesture and contemporary expression, revealing unexpected qualities of fragility, strength and light within the material.
Ivon Wong — Singapore
Hailing from Singapore, Ivon Wong — professionally trained in both fashion and graphic design — pushes the boundaries of artistic expression through her jewellery label, Ivonovi.
Drawing inspiration from art, music, architecture, science fiction and philosophy, she transforms diverse influences into experimental, edgy designs that balance modernity with timelessness. Each creation stands as an artistic statement, reflecting the innovative spirit that earned her the SG X NY Designer Mission Award from the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA).
With a presence at New York Fashion Week, Milan Design Week and exhibitions across Italy, Australia, New Zealand and Hong Kong, her work continues to reach audiences internationally.
Anna-Rosa Moschouti — Belgium
Born and raised in Greece, Anna-Rosa Moschouti draws inspiration from her Dutch mother's artistic influence and her own architectural background, bringing both into jewellery design as a medium for personal expression.
In 2019, she opened her first store in Antwerp, later expanding with a showroom and workshop in Athens. Working with galleries across Europe, the USA and Asia, she creates small-batch pieces that reflect a respect for the environment while embodying a philosophy of empowerment.
Her jewellery invites its wearers to make each piece their own and to tell their individual stories through thoughtfully crafted design.
Roos & Geertje Eek — Netherlands
Dutch twin sisters Roos & Geertje Eek embrace unconventional methods to create jewellery at the intersection of design, experimentation and sustainability.
Their work is distinguished by the unexpected use of massive industrial machines originally developed for the furniture and high-tech industries. Many of their pieces begin as leftover materials from these manufacturing processes, which the sisters transform into striking pieces of contemporary jewellery.
Through this unusual approach, discarded industrial material acquires a new identity, turning each piece into a story of transformation, innovation and responsible design.
Raluca Buzura — Romania
Romanian artist Raluca Buzura has been exploring contemporary jewellery through ceramics for over a decade, challenging the conventional perception of jewellery as mere adornment. Her work approaches jewellery as an artistic medium in its own right, carrying concept, emotion and meaning.
For Romanian Jewelry Week 2026, THE SENSE OF BEAUTY presents her new collection SUBTERRANA, crafted in black porcelain with gold lustre. Inspired by the invisible forces beneath the Earth's surface, the collection explores fracture, tension and transformation. Dark, charred surfaces open to reveal flashes of gold — a metaphor for the possibility of something precious emerging from rupture and instability.
Buzura's work has been exhibited internationally, including at LOOT: MAD ABOUT JEWELRY at the Museum of Arts and Design in New York and SCHMUCK – Munich Jewellery Week, and she has collaborated with Spanish porcelain house Lladró.
Sabrina Guerrera — France
French contemporary jeweller Sabrina Guerrera combines traditional craftsmanship with an experimental approach to form, structure and volume. Trained as a stylist and pattern maker before obtaining her jewellery diploma in 2010, she founded SG Contemporary Jewellery in 2021.
Entirely handcrafted in her workshop in France, her sculptural pieces explore geometry, art and design, transforming precious metals into objects that go beyond adornment to carry meaning and symbolism.
Her work has been presented across Europe, and in 2025 she received The Sense of Beauty Prize at Milano Jewelry Week, marking the beginning of her collaboration with the gallery.
