The BEZIER collection is based on the parametric curve developed by Pierre Bézier. The jewellery is a hybrid combination of a traditional earring and an ear cuff that copies the shape of the ear. 

The collection tries to find a balance between the proportion and the function of the object, the visual aspect interests the designers only in the last phase. They are not looking for a new shape of the vase, they are rather interested in the detail which is the common sharpened edge of the hollow glass shape and its masked living surface using old forgotten traditional techniques. Together with other objects from the Infinite Connection collection, FORMMA vases won the Designblok 2017 award in the Best Collection of Interior Accessories category.

A unique, handcrafted ring set with precious stones. An exceptional piece from the Everyday Treasures collection. The EVERYDAY TREASURES collection refects the author's desire to enrich everyday life with something beautiful and extraordinary which will bring a little smile to your face even during an ordinary day. The name 'Everyday Treasures' becomes a challenge to every person with a love for jewellery, so that we do not reduce our dearest pieces only to beautify our special occasions. The name 'Everyday Treasures' also refers to the birth of the collection: as in the previous collections, the inspiration is everyday little things with an under-appreciated aesthetic value. Broken and scattered pieces of glass, wedged in the cracks between the cobblestones, glittering in the sun or in the light of public lighting like precious treasures. The collection follows the stylistic features of Marta's work: the basis is clean, minimalist lines, but at the same time, individual pieces of jewellery are characterized by somewhat chaotic, random and organic qualities. The author does not try to create uniform pieces, on the contrary - she tries to avoid them, highlight the added value and naturalness of hand-shaped jewellery and underline the beauty of the natural gems used.

What does a ray of light mean? In physics, a ray is a column of light, heat, or electromagnetic radiation while in mathematics, it is a line that passes through a point. The Ray collection was born from the pure joy of hand cutting through the material into the core of the jewellery or circling it, searching for what's inside. Ray is a glow that was created in the process - and remains. Each piece is a unique original.

A minimalist glass jar with a modern design. Each piece from SUGAAR & SUGAAR is unique and hand blown, therefore, the vase may have small bubbles or irregularities in colours and materials.

Lip tint with active ingredients that support lip hydration. The combination of precious oils from dragon fruit, kukui nut, vegetable lanolin, squalane and a mixture of active waxes Acticire® protects lips from moisture loss and gives them suppleness. In addition to nourishment, the lip tint gives the lips a touch of color. Thanks to it, the lips will look smoother and fuller. You can layer it according to your mood. Available in 6 shades. It's easy to apply and the perfect size for a purse. The tube is made of vegetable fibers.

A unique scarf by Palava studio. Palava studio is a sub-brand of the Slovak designer Magdaléna Seppová. The phrase "what a palava" means chaos, disorder or excess activity. The main mission of the brand is to inspire people not to be afraid of imperfections and chaos in everyday life because the best ideas are often born from these exact situations. PALAVA is for people of all ages who can appreciate an entertainment product of the best quality. CHERISH THE CHAOS!

Scarves are knitted using three- or two-colour jacquard technology on industrial knitting machines. No textile waste was created during knitting. The patterns on the scarves were created by digitally editing photos and paintings that inspired the author in a given period of her life. The PETALS scarf pattern was created in collaboration with photographer Nina Pacherová. Scarves do not seem to be united by a single visual motif but rather by a similar approach to creating pattern designs. A scarf is not just an accessory, it rather has the function of a fully-fledged part of the outfit.

Photo: Nina Pacherová

Basic geometric elements – circle and semicircle – are connected with textile material. Jewellery should become the dominant element on the body, it should be noticeable and distinctive. The main element are segments made of high-quality Czech porcelain which are covered with a solid layer of gold or platinum.