Hi!

I was trained as a geologist. From the very beginning, I’ve been drawn to minerals
 — their structures, textures, and the way nature builds form slowly, layer by layer.
For many years, I also worked as a graphic designer, which shaped my sensitivity to proportion, detail, and visual balance.

Since 2019, I have been developing my own jewelry practice, focusing on handcraft and a personal visual language. I work with non-precious metals, minerals, and wood, searching for solutions that are durable, comfortable to wear, and visually restrained. What matters to me is that each piece feels good on the body and gains character over time rather than losing it.

Every object is made slowly, in small series, as a result of experience, experimentation, and hands-on work — without haste and without mass production.