About us
I didn’t always know I’d become a jewelry maker.
I grew up thinking I’d live a conventional life.
Law school, career path neatly laid out..but life had other plans.
My father, a judge himself, saw it before I did. He took me to court one day, had me sit and observe, then quietly said:
“Sit here, watch, and you’ll see—this isn’t your story. Law and justice aren’t the same thing, not like in the movies. This isn’t your world. You don’t belong in boxes like this.” And he was right.
My heart was always somewhere else. I was the kid enchanted by far more ethereal worlds…like my grandmother’s. She was opera singer, whose costume closet was my childhood treasure chest. I’d dig through her sparkling jewelry boxes, enchanted by pieces that weren’t just beautiful—they had soul, history, drama; they were stories, fragments of passion, echoes of applause. That magic stayed with me.
Eventually, I found my way to a jewelry-making. I studied jewelry-making in Zagreb, then London. I thought I’d found my true calling…but somewhere along the way, I discovered my hands weren’t steady. A tremor. The enemy of precision. The destroyer of perfection.
At first, I thought this would be my biggest flaw. But then I remembered my beloved professor’s words:
“Mistakes must be visible. That’s how you know it’s handmade—not some mass-produced replica.”
It turns out, imperfection isn’t a flaw—it’s a fingerprint.
Each piece I create is perfectly imperfect—raw, real, and utterly unique, with character that machines can’t replicate. Every uneven line, every organic curve, every unexpected detail—it’s real, raw, and unapologetically human. No two pieces are ever the same.
I work with silver, brass, and copper, embracing the distinct character each metal offers. I don’t chase trends. I create pieces that make a statement—about authenticity, about living outside the lines.
Inspiration? It finds me in nature’s textures, in unexpected moments during the creative process, in the beautiful unpredictability of life itself and from the joy of creating something that’s one-of-a-kind—just like the women who wear it.
This isn’t jewelry for playing it safe.
It’s for women who know exactly who they are—and aren’t afraid to show it.
It’s for the bold, the unapologetic, the women who live outside the lines—self-realized, independent, vibrant souls who know that beauty lies in authenticity, not perfection.
If that sounds like you, welcome.
You’ve found your people.
So, if you’re not here to blend in, you’re in the right place.