Vienna, Austria 
My interest in contemporary jewellery appeared as a natural change of scale, which I have the chance to experience in the larger, more dimensionally speaking, context of architecture. Each piece of jewellery that I imagine and create has its own micro-architecture which revolves around a specific idea, develops itself and, later on, acquires a material form.
The objects that I create are unique and contain a discourse of their own.
I prefer the consistency of metal – silver or gold – which can be emphasized by the various textures of wood, enamel and precious stones. The shapes and their proportions are always subordinated to a concept, and each element making up a piece of jewelry is chosen as part of a larger whole.
Currently living and creating my pieces in both Vienna, and Bucharest, I was born in 1984 in Bucharest and I graduated from the University of Architecture in the same city. I created my first piece of jewelry in March 2010 – a ring that I sadly lost, a month later in an airport.
4 pieces
Lucky us: We had the opportunity to team up with Artfinder to create a feature. After perusing our site and theirs, we’ve paired stunning works of...
Read more
Jewelry designer Angela Ciobanu is inspired by Euclidean geometry. She experiments with lines and points to create jewelry that is striking in its simplicity....
Read more
Meet our newest crop of independent designers.
JACCO
JACCO’S SKNDL collection stands for scandal! These fun, colorful pieces feature big Swarovski...
Read more
