About Me

Through my jewelry I bring a bit of magic in everyday life.

I am a cheerful, optimistic and open person, loving nature and fantastic world, history and mythology ... inclined toward the shadows, mystery, things that are less known, but no less important. A person who knows that things are not white or black, but there must be a balance, and the night is as important and necessary as the day, winter as the summer ...

My passion for handmade jewelry began as a Christmas story in a December day. I tried to keep a bit of the story in my jewelry, going on a fantasy style adapted from delicate and elegant jewelry, to casual.

I've always been drawn to beautiful things. My creations are original because they come from the soul. There are ideas that come to life and express themselves in this way. I learned on the go and the good side of this is that you never stop learning new things, new techniques ... I am not working with only one material - actually I use whatever seems appropriate to express the idea that inspired the jewelry - but the materials used are always of the highest quality.

My background is multimedia developer - a different kind of creativity - but I create jewelry for 7 years. I completed my training with a Jewelry Designer course and I'm a member of the International Association of Professional Jewelry Designers.

I live in a small town surrounded by beautiful forests and hills. Every day I walk several hours accompanied by my two chow-chow girls, which helps me to detach myself from "the normal world" and to come close to the elves and fairies. A perfect day in my opinion is a day in which I make jewelry, listening to my favorite music or to a fantasy audiobook, with a cup of coffee next to me, while my chows snore nearby.

Each jewel starts with an idea or a character. First I imagine the jewel, with all the details. The next step is to transpose on paper that image. On this drawing I work until it reaches the desired form, adding and modifying details, all to express the character's personality (or the idea from which I started) better. When I am happy with the design done, the next step is to create the physical object (it takes me 2-3 days to make a pair of elf ears, for example). When the jewel is finished, I do tests on mannequin to see how it sits and correct small details that need to be corrected. The final stage is photographing the jewel in every angle so I can present it as close to reality as possible.

Each jewel I create is special because it carries a little part of me and the fantasy world in it, bringing a bit of magic in everyday life.

I create jewelry that real elves would wear with delight :)