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Custom jewellery can be made in two ways. We can start from scratch and create something unique, personal and powerful. Or, if you like one of my existing designs, we can build on it and use its existing forms.
I will be happy to discuss the options with you, get in touch. We agree on a custom piece together by e-mail, by phone or in person; it is not ordered through the e-shop. Because it is made exactly for you, it cannot be withdrawn from within 14 days like jewellery from the e-shop. I will always let you know before you order.
Custom-made jewellery
A men's anniversary ring inspired by the warm lands of the African continent.
The lower part of the engagement ring symbolises wool, evoking a love of sheep and of the Bečva region, the recipient's beloved home. The upper part of the ring is a "lump" decorated with black diamonds and plated with black ruthenium, referring to Ostrava, the giver's home town.
The two rings at the bottom symbolise the foundation of the family, and the knot on top the new life that will soon come into the world. The ring is based on the Rinrin collection.
An engagement ring with a raw diamond whose structure symbolises mountain peaks.
A ring for a programmer in the shape of the Enter key.
A memory of a friend who is no longer with us. A memorial piece with a compartment for a grain of ashes.
A ring with a stone from a family inheritance, carrying stories of the past and symbolising the connection between generations and traditions
The brooch was a gift to mark the end of a long collaboration. The flower is made of gold-plated silver and decorated with twelve lab-grown diamonds.
Jewellery based on my collections
A Colomna jewellery set completed with stones. In the middle are rubies, changing into pink sapphires and then clear diamonds.
This jewellery set was created for three generations of women who share blond hair, blue eyes and big hearts.
When we enter marriage, it is a lifelong commitment and the beginning of a new chapter. But it does not mean we leave the family we grew up in. I created this locket for a bride-to-be who gave it to her mother as a symbol of the continuing bond and love between them.
A locket that keeps memories of those closest to us and connects us with them forever through four photographs.
A necklace with a knot at the front and two rings at the back can be worn either way round, offering two different looks and ways of wearing it.
A necklace inspired by the winding roads of Iceland, where the lovers grew close, symbolising their shared journey full of turning points.
A flat engraved medallion symbolising the name of a newborn child.
A version of the Field necklace to mark a graduation. The numbers on the necklace symbolise the days, hours and seconds the graduate devoted to her studies
An engagement ring with an emerald, designed so that the stone is as exposed as possible and its beauty fully visible.
A necklace with four rings symbolising all the members of the family. Each ring has a unique structure and size, reflecting the diversity and individuality of each member.
Life flows and gradually changes. Like this necklace, which I originally made with 3 knots recalling 3 grandchildren. Over time, however, the family grew, so two more knots had to be added to the necklace.