Graduate of biomedical engineering and K.O.V. studio of Eva Eisler at UMPRUM. For his collections, he was nominated in the Jewelery Designer of the Year category for the Czech Grand Design Award 2018, 2019 and became a finalist in 2020 and 2021. Humour, playfulness, exaggeration, but also an unusual technological solution are the main features of his collections. He uses pop culture symbols or postmodern references. Thanks to this, his jewellery goes beyond the aesthetic level and is thus a carrier of the author's ideas.
A distinctive unisex piece for every jewellery box. The jewellery was created in collaboration between jeweller Ondřej Stara and fashion designer Jan Černý. The ring has fixed sizes 51, 54, 57, 60, 64 and cannot be ordered in other sizes.
"A shining unisex gem."
Silver ring with a star motif, designed by tattoo artist Picasa and jeweller Ondřej Stára.
For a while, Ondřej Stára decided to abandon the concept of collections and show his jewels to the world as separate pieces without the seemingly necessary unification by one idea. These jewels are labeled with simple names. Casablanca jewellery is designed as unisex and its motifs were created in collaboration with tattoo artist Picasa.
"A shining unisex gem."
Silver ring with a cat motif, designed by tattoo artist Picasa and jeweller Ondřej Stára.
For a while, Ondřej Stára decided to abandon the concept of collections and show his jewels to the world as separate pieces without the seemingly necessary unification by one idea. These jewels are labeled with simple names. Casablanca jewellery is designed as unisex and its motifs were created in collaboration with tattoo artist Picasa.
"A shining unisex gem."
Silver ring with a bear motif, designed by tattoo artist Picasa and jeweller Ondřej Stára.
For a while, Ondřej Stára decided to abandon the concept of collections and show his jewels to the world as separate pieces without the seemingly necessary unification by one idea. These jewels are labeled with simple names. Casablanca jewellery is designed as unisex and its motifs were created in collaboration with tattoo artist Picasa.
"A shining unisex gem."
Silver ring with a dog motif, designed by tattoo artist Picasa and jeweller Ondřej Stára.
For a while, Ondřej Stára decided to abandon the concept of collections and show his jewels to the world as separate pieces without the seemingly necessary unification by one idea. These jewels are labeled with simple names. Casablanca jewellery is designed as unisex and its motifs were created in collaboration with tattoo artist Picasa."
Beach Artifacts earrings were created for the Oficina Playa fashion collection by designer Natália Nepovímová. The earrings were nominated for the Czech Grand Design Award 2022. The aesthetics of the collection is based on the concept of beach artifacts which often unidentifiable washed up pieces from the sea that we find on land. The jewellery uses the principle of layering of thin sheets developed by the author, which together create complex structures. Each piece is a unique original, just like sea sediments. The creative connection between the two designers, as well as the concept of the collection, was born in Mallorca.
"A shining unisex gem."
Silver necklace with a dog motif, designed by tattoo artist Picasa and jeweller Ondřej Stára.
For a while, Ondřej Stára decided to abandon the concept of collections and show his jewels to the world as separate pieces without the seemingly necessary unification by one idea. These jewels are labeled with simple names. Casablanca jewellery is designed as unisex and its motifs were created in collaboration with tattoo artist Picasa.
Beach Artifacts earrings were created for the Oficina Playa fashion collection by designer Natália Nepovímová. The earrings were nominated for the Czech Grand Design Award 2022. The aesthetics of the collection is based on the concept of beach artifacts which often unidentifiable washed up pieces from the sea that we find on land. The jewellery uses the principle of layering of thin sheets developed by the author, which together create complex structures. Each piece is a unique original, just like sea sediments. The creative connection between the two designers, as well as the concept of the collection, was born in Mallorca.
Beach Artifacts earrings were created for the Oficina Playa fashion collection by designer Natália Nepovímová. The earrings were nominated for the Czech Grand Design Award 2022. The aesthetics of the collection is based on the concept of beach artifacts which often unidentifiable washed up pieces from the sea that we find on land. The jewellery uses the principle of layering of thin sheets developed by the author, which together create complex structures. Each piece is a unique original, just like sea sediments. The creative connection between the two designers, as well as the concept of the collection, was born in Mallorca.
Beach Artifacts earrings were created for the Oficina Playa fashion collection by designer Natália Nepovímová. The earrings were nominated for the Czech Grand Design Award 2022. The aesthetics of the collection is based on the concept of beach artifacts which often unidentifiable washed up pieces from the sea that we find on land. The jewellery uses the principle of layering of thin sheets developed by the author, which together create complex structures. Each piece is a unique original, just like sea sediments. The creative connection between the two designers, as well as the concept of the collection, was born in Mallorca.
Soča. A river.
The gold-plated ring reminiscent of river banks is inspired by the Soča River which flows through the territory of Slovenia and Italy and is considered the most beautiful in the country for its emerald color, calmness and wildness at the same time.
Each piece is hand cut, so the ring may vary slightly from the photo.
Beach Artifacts earrings were created for the Oficina Playa fashion collection by designer Natália Nepovímová. The earrings were nominated for the Czech Grand Design Award 2022. The aesthetics of the collection is based on the concept of beach artifacts which often unidentifiable washed up pieces from the sea that we find on land. The jewellery uses the principle of layering of thin sheets developed by the author, which together create complex structures. Each piece is a unique original, just like sea sediments. The creative connection between the two designers, as well as the concept of the collection, was born in Mallorca.
