Tomas Miskovic has been a jeweler for over 20 years. After a start in fine jewelry, he quickly found his passion for art jewelry, winning several awards for his designs and techniques. With the label "unexpected jewelry", he attempts to break the rules of "ordinary" jewelry and of the expected.
Read MorePARAdox collection, an attempt to find balance through the fusion of multiple extremes by combining Tribal and Industrial styles, blending the organic with the inorganic, transitioning from large to small, and merging the new with the old—all together in the same place, bold and loud.
Read MoreThese pieces result from an intuitive and experimental process. From a research into composition, scale and a process of collecting and preserving elements as basic building blocks. The impulse, the intention, and the choice, conscious and unconscious, guide the creation and compose the objects.
Read MoreThis collection is inspired by architectural details of Lviv — ornamental fragments, reliefs, and forms found on historic facades. The lion, a recurring symbol of my city, becomes the central element of the collection — not as a literal motif, but as a sculptural presence that carries a sense of strength, protection, and continuity.
Read MoreDancing is inspired by the fluid movement of a ribbon dance, free and unpredictable. Each piece captures the feeling of motion captured in time, where mobile elements create a choreography around you.
Read MoreDeeper Into Form (2026) continues the Nature’s Hidden Beauties Collection (2023), deepening an exploration of perception, discomfort, and transformation. What began as a personal reconciliation with the overlooked aspects of nature now moves closer, more direct, and more intentional.
Read MoreMihaela Grama is an artist from Romania, addicted to shape, color and texture. With an IT and mathematics background, but with an obsession for everything organic, works with dried plants, resin and metal. She began self-taught, and on the way enjoyed the help of several jewelry courses.§
Read MoreInterstice unfolds as the imperceptible interval that exists at the edge of definition — neither absence nor presence, but a charged field where transformation gathers before taking form. The collection translates this elusive condition into a precise visual language, where geometry is not imposed, but negotiated.
Read MoreThis collection explores the space where materials, forms, and intentions do not fully align. Precious metals meet unconventional elements, not in search of harmony, but of presence — a state where contrast becomes language.
Read MoreBeneath the calm, structured surface of our world lies an immense, untamed energy. Strata Collection is a study of tectonic forces, capturing the exact moment where pressure becomes art. I chose sterling silver and ebony wood because they feel solid, controlled.
Read MoreCreating works which defy paper's typical parameters, is not only about fulfilling an artistic expression, but also about challenging the common perception of the material itself. For hundreds of years, Kurotani Washi paper has graced Japanese interiors with both artistic and practical elements.
Read MoreCarla Becerra is a Textile and Jewelry Designer based in Buenos Aires. Her artistry is deeply rooted in the intricate details she observes in textiles, nature, and even in the subtle nuances of simple actions, which she transforms into metal.
Read MoreAlys Rocks is a contemporary jewelry brand that through design, technique and passion offers a new version of jewelry, different and unique, just like the people wearing it. Jewelry has always been an expression of personality, an extension of one’s self.
Read MoreI have often heard the expression "Discover the beauty of nature through the eyes of artists" but for me it is more relevant "Arts help us to observe nature more profoundly". Through Physis collection, I want to highlight what a marvelous sculptor nature is.
Read MoreLi Yuxuan is a fashion artefact researcher integrating digital media expertise with cultural heritage innovation. Through material experimentation, she creates tradition-inspired wearables that reinterpret craftsmanship through contemporary technologies.
Read MoreAndreea Tölgyi, the creator of the jewelry, is a visual artist. She studied at the University of Art and Design “Ion Andreescu” in Cluj-Napoca, in the Ceramics–Glass–Metal Department. As long as she can remember, she has loved to create.
Read MoreMy practice under ZZStudioArt explores sculptural and architectural forms in jewelry, focusing on material tension, structural clarity, and a reduced brutalist language. I treat jewelry as a compact spatial object rather than ornament, where form carries conceptual weight and internal logic.
Read MoreDream Garden explores the boundary between dreams and reality, where emotions take shape through organic and botanical forms. The collection grew from a virtual dream garden Yan first imagined through her digital media and game design background, and later evolved into a physical jewelry series that translates digital imagination into wearable form.
Read MoreI initially intended to name this collection Memento Mori. However, as I sketched, I realized I was not seeking to evoke the shadow of the end, but something far more challenging, the clarity of being truly present. Memento Vivere is a deliberate inversion of a Baroque formula.
Read MoreA collection about form, weight, and presence. Following the delicate interiority of Anima Resilient, Corpus brings the body forward — solid, visible, and self-assumed. The pieces are handcrafted in silver, with mass and substance. They are meant to be felt on the body.
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