This collection unfolds a forbidden love, cast in metal and memory. A blacksmith, bound by rank yet driven by devotion, forges iron into intimate forms—each piece a quiet act of longing. The princess answers in pearls, rare and luminous, offerings of a love that cannot be spoken.
Read MoreThere are people who, in leaving, leave behind a void that no presence can ever fill. This collection was born from the desire to replace that absence—to weave a net that captures the untouchable, transforming longing into a tangible form.
Read MoreAmàlgama Jewels is founded by Giorgia Tasca, an Italian-American designer and artist that lives and works in Vicenza, Italy. She graduated in fashion design at IUAV University of Venice and after several years consulting as a multi-disciplinary designer and trend forecaster she felt the need to give life to something of her own, an expression that had neither boundaries nor compromises.
Read MoreBrooch collection FRAGMENTA / “fragments“. It is based on the rhymes of ancient elements and harmonies from the fragmentarily preserved ancient Greek poetry. Fragments of poems are engraved on shards of transparent stones to embody the feelings, moods, ideas and secrets as a distant starlight
Read MoreIt has been more than 10 years since I started working and making jewelry. Over that time I have come to understand and accept my work and the kind of pieces I make. I can say the things that come to life are a true reflection of me and my personality.
Read MoreThe collection celebrates scale, texture, and connection, with each element carrying its own presence while contributing to a larger composition. Designed to feel intimate yet striking, it invites the wearer to discover beauty in detail, unity, and transformation.
Read MoreAthens-born designer Dimitra Haratsi founded Jewels My Way to express her love for jewels, color, and the woman herself. Working with satin fabric and silk cocoons, she is inspired by the materials themselves. She crafts contemporary jewels full of color.
Read MoreIn this series, Laura Sima plays with signs whose meanings are suspended, waiting for a partner. The references she makes are subtle, freezing in time a piece of decorative element and letting the viewer/wearer relate with it in a personal manner.
Read MoreThe Gilded Growth Collection reflects on life as a process of emergence, protection, and transformation. Dried seed pods, gathered and cast in bronze, become vessels of origin, holding the potential of life. Their raw surfaces preserve the memory of natural form.
Read MoreAs a second-generation jeweler I carry on the legacy of an interwar years Bucharest native, a master Jewelry maker. I am creating Hand crafted Jewelry that carries a story from one generation to the next. My designs blend contemporary spirit with a classic soul.
Read MoreDiana Galan (b. 2002, Romania) is a Barcelona-based designer working across image, object, and narrative. A graduate of EINA University, her practice builds visual worlds where art direction, photography, and cinema intersect. Influenced by vintage film, fashion, nature, and the human body
Read MoreKateryna Basovska, the granddaughter of the famous Ukrainian artist Nikolai Samokish, continues the family tradition and creates every jewelry product as a piece of art with great love and attention to every detail. She has been involved in jewelry for over 10 years.
Read MoreFangjing Hu is a jewellery artist based in the UK, trained in traditional goldsmithing and contemporary jewellery design. She has experience working in both high jewellery production and independent studio practice.
Read MoreLisha Jichuan is a contemporary jewelry artist whose practice moves between object, body, and perception. Her work considers value not as a fixed attribute but as something constructed through materials, context, and the act of looking.
Read MoreThis collection evolves from Lanes and eNclosure in a time when principles, morality and even humanity are literally under attack. In such circumstances people turn to creativity for positive alternatives to chaos and destruction.
Read MoreThese pieces draw from architectural deconstruction, where stability is questioned and form is unsettled from within. Here, the body of the object becomes a site of tension: between framework and erosion, assembly and disintegration.
Read MoreIrina, an architect with a deep connection to visual arts, founded Atelier Iriri as a space to explore, learn, and tell stories. Whether through architecture, illustration, or jewelry, her work is guided by a love for narrative and thoughtful creation.
Read MoreXiaoyan Chen is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice is informed by her personal experiences and observations shaped by a gendered social environment. Working across interactive objects and jewellery, she explores the relationship between the body, gesture, and material as a way to reflect on lived realities that are often normalised yet rarely questioned.
Read MoreJantra Junpitakchai (Jantra J.) is a Thai jewelry designer with a PhD in Design from Silpakorn University. Her work is driven by a profound passion for Materiality, focusing on elevating existing resources through innovative craftsmanship.
Read MoreJewelry designer with over a decade of experience, my practice explores the relationship between material, body, and invisible forces. Initially working with traditional materials such as silver and gold, my approach has gradually shifted toward experimentation with alternative materials and processes.
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