Icrushenko is an independent contemporary jewelry studio based in Bucharest, founded by Monica Iacovenco and Icruș Florea. Our works are born at the intersection of architectural thinking and traditional jewelry craftsmanship.
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Iraqi artist with over 10 years of experience as a hair stylist, and a lifelong passion for handmade crafts. Achieved a dream of becoming a jewelry designer, creating unique pieces that blend Iraq's rich cultural heritage with modern style.
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Raised in her family's workshop Mariagiulia Trento has approached goldsmithery from an early age, soon choosing wax carving as her primary media of expression. Novitas is a latin term that roughly translates with “oddity” and that indicates all that is new, peculiar and strange.
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Madeleine is the author jewelry brand of designer Mădălina Tudor Rădulea. Each piece is designed and hand-carved in wax, with careful attention to every detail, and then cast in silver. Every work carries a story, inspired by visual art, rich materials, ancient adornments, and organic or raw forms.
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Annarita Bianco is a designer and silversmith, founder of Merıstėma Lab, an experimental design studio adopting a Research through Design approach. Her practice transcends conventional jewellery by creating critical objects that stimulate reflection on urgent global issues.
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Margherita Abi-Hanna is a contemporary jewelry designer known for her structural lines and architectural details. Handcrafted in collaboration with local jewelry artisans, each piece in her collection embodies bold, fashion-forward style while maintaining a timeless appeal that transcends trends.
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Nikita Brooks (she/they) is a Berlin-based, Australian-Italian studio-jeweller exploring beauty, time and gender through a queer lens. Their practice fuses intuitive composition, chance-driven processes and traditional methods to create one-off pieces. Brooks has a PhD in Curatorial Studies & Fashion Theory from Queensland University of Technology.
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Huiyu Chiu is a Taiwanese artist based in France, working within the field of contemporary jewelry, drawing on the language and sensibility of traditional East Asian painting. Trained in fine arts before specializing in contemporary jewelry, she brings together a painterly sensibility with the material awareness and craftsmanship rooted in metalsmithing.
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Growing up in Malaysia, and now based in Singapore, Ginny Oh was surrounded by vibrant mosaic of cultures, each one weaving its flavour and rhythm into the fabric of her identity. She draws from this diverse range of cultural influences, and delves into themes of identity and belonging, crafting narratives that celebrate resilience, adaptation and cultural exchange.
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Tetyana Chorna is a Ukrainian conceptual jewelry artist working since 2010. Her practice explores jewelry as a non-verbal language—objects that carry emotion, thought, and meaning beyond decoration. She seeks to preserve sensuality within a rational world, creating pieces that function as both adornment and art.
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An Australian artisan jeweller & passionate collector of vintage designer clothes, Rose Luker lives & works in France and Australia. Her work is inspired by things around her - from the wild untamed beauty of nature, to the refinement of haute couture, and the rigour of mid-century Scandinavian design.
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Tales from Kamakura.Inspired by the tranquil gardens of Kamakura , Japan and the gentle breath of the ocean, my jewelry collection captures the synaesthetic essence of harmony where human touch intricately enhances, yet does not overshadow, nature's beauty.
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Liquid Motion: This collection is inspired by the mesmerizing movement of whirlpools and the delicate beauty of water drops. It captures their fluidity and fleeting grace in strong cement. The design reminds me of the natural beauty of swirling currents and sparkling droplets.
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Roberta Pavone is a goldsmith artist with a unique and refined vision of contemporary jewelry. She lives and works in Pescara, where since 1999 she has dedicated herself to the art of metals and goldsmithing, transforming the material into creations with a strong aesthetic and emotional value.
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This series transforms jewelry into wearable miniature potted ecosystems. These works function like commemorative badges, marking a distance—a condition in which humans can no longer directly participate in ecological systems, and can only approach nature through reconstruction and display.
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The collection transforms childhood memories into abstract forms. The pistil and stamens of a lily from grandmother’s garden become the central motif; a wingless beetle, once found in the grass, returns as a floating trace; an aloe leaf evokes a vivid memory of an allergic reaction.
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Joanna Muzyka is a Polish artist specializing in lampwork and contemporary jewelry design. A graduate of the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Art and Design in Wrocław (MA, 2019), she fuses traditional craftsmanship with modern aesthetics.
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The "Body is a Moving Museum" series takes "the body as a cultural carrier" as its core idea. I reinterpret museum objects, removing them from static display and turning them into wearable, interactive contemporary jewellery.
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Shikata ga nai: “There is nothing to be done.” The art of letting go and acceptance, which is about finding peace when we find ourselves in a situation over which we have no control. Letting go and acceptance lead to peace; just as driftwood is smoothed by the water, so too is the human soul in the currents of life.
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This collection explores the tension between value, violence, and containment. Forms associated with ammunition and mechanical restraint are transformed into jewellery objects that trap, fragment, or destabilise gemstones.
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