I started making jewellery by creating a ring for myself, before developing pieces for friends and eventually turning the practice into infra hardware. Based in the Czech Republic, I now design and make jewellery and small everyday objects by hand.
I work mainly with sterling silver, alongside gold. My process combines traditional techniques—including lost-wax casting, soldering, and hand-finishing—with D design. Some pieces begin as carved wax models, while others are built, altered, or refined directly in metal. Each method allows the material and making process to remain visible in the final object.
The work is centred on branching structures: lines that split, extend, reconnect, and form networks. I draw from blood vessels, roots, rivers, cracks, and lightning, looking at how similar patterns appear across the body, landscape, and natural world. Folklore, anatomy, contrast, and architecture provide further references, bringing organic forms into contact with more structural and hardware-like elements.
Materials are selected with attention to ethical sourcing and sustainability. I work with recycled sterling silver where possible, alongside responsibly sourced gold, and make each piece by hand in the Czech Republic.