Kyoto

Silver, 18K gold plating, Green amethyst, peridot, natural pearls, enamel

Lenth: 42mm Width: 15.8mm

I see jewelry as small sculptures that come to life on the body. My work explores the balance between geometric and organic forms, symmetry and asymmetry, and stillness and movement. Color is central to my practice: it can shift a mood, evoke a memory, and become a personal form of expression. Inspired by Art Nouveau and a playful pop sensibility, I combine metal, gemstones, natural pearls, and enamel to create compositions that feel both elegant and unexpected. Suspended elements move with the wearer, revealing new relationships between form and color. I want each piece to invite delight and the confidence to express individuality.

Artist Bio:
I grew up in Israel, where creating was part of my life from an early age. A way to turn imagined things into something I could hold. I went on to study jewelry design at Shenkar, first through a global pandemic and later a devastating war. After graduation, my work was selected for an exhibition at Galerie Marzee in the Netherlands, and I joined the fine jewelry company Braverman as a designer. My work is also exhibited at an art and design gallery in Israel, and I was selected to present at the Biennale of Crafts and Design, Tel Aviv. Over the past year, I felt ready to give my own ideas more room and left Braverman to develop my first independent collection and establish my jewelry brand.