jewellery

Minimalist necklace from the Ribbons collection. Ribbons are inspired by the fragility and spontaneity of movement. Each piece of jewellery captures a different moment of the unique shape of the textile ribbon. The collection is delicate, feminine, timeless. The individual pieces can be very well combined and layered not only with each other but also with other jewellery. Each piece is original, hand-shaped, subtle differences make them ideal for lovers of unique details. The basis of the jewellery is 100% recycled gold which is produced from waste from the medical, electronic and gift industries. During production, the environment is less polluted than during mining and production of new metal but the properties of the material remain undisturbed. 

Minimalist necklace from the Ribbons collection. Ribbons are inspired by the fragility and spontaneity of movement. Each piece of jewellery captures a different moment of the unique shape of the textile ribbon. The collection is delicate, feminine, timeless. The individual pieces can be very well combined and layered not only with each other but also with other jewellery. Each piece is original, hand-shaped, subtle differences make them ideal for lovers of unique details. The basis of the jewellery is 100% recycled gold which is produced from waste from the medical, electronic and gift industries. During production, the environment is less polluted than during mining and production of new metal but the properties of the material remain undisturbed. 

A distinctive necklace with a ginkgo motif. The stalk of the leaf is bent and forms the eye of the pendant through which a subtle ball chain passes. The delicate feminine necklace comes from the Naturalia collection, which is inspired by the beauty of flowers, shapes, the diversity of dragonfly and butterfly wings, the structure of leaves and the eternity of stones. Jeweller Michaela Gorcová grew up close to nature and spent hours watching the flowing water in the stream, the architecture of flowers and leaves, the flight of birds... She was fascinated by the possibility of seeing and perceiving the beauty of natural shapes. She materialized the results of these observations and investigations in the Naturalia collection.