Each piece is created at the intersection of modern technology and traditional craftsmanship. The process begins with a freehand sketch, which I develop into a detailed design and technical concept. This is followed by 3D modelling and 3D printing of a wax model, which serves as the basis for casting the piece in precious metal. Digital technologies allow me to explore complex
geometries and new design possibilities, while traditional goldsmithing techniques bring precision, quality of execution and the human touch to each piece.

MATERIAL AS A CARRIER OF FORM AND MEANING

In my work, I choose sustainable and recycled precious metals whose durability allows them to be
reused and recycled. For me, material is not merely a carrier of form, but an active element of the design process, contributing to the aesthetic, functional and conceptual expression of each piece.

I associate the cool radiance of silver with the energy of the moon, femininity, softness and mystery. The warmth of gold evokes the energy of the sun, light, strength and wisdom. The material properties of precious metals are an integral part of the design process, influencing the development of form, construction, method of production and the final character of the jewellery. The result is a design object in which form, material, technology, functionality and craftsmanship come together.

FROM IDEA TO WEARABLE ART

Each piece carries the trace of its creative journey,  from the first drawing and exploration through
technological development and material selection to the final hand-finishing. The final form emerges from the interplay of modern technologies, material research and traditional goldsmithing knowledge, but above all, it is an expression of my personal vision. A small, wearable form where beauty, symbolism and strength meet.