Dried buds, small buds, colorful flowers, roses and berries. Here are the secrets of nature that make the handmade jewels of Khrystyna surprising, Irish artist and artisan who creates small treasures inspired by nature.
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Dried buds, small buds, colorful flowers, roses and berries. Here are the secrets of nature that make i hand-made jewels by Khrystyna, Irish artist and craftswoman that creates small treasures inspired by nature.
It is his special way of inserting the natural microcosm into handmade jewelry that can become wonderful gifts for themselves or for friends. The jewels of Ruby Robin Boutique are dedicated to all the romantics of our day.
Each piece is unique and is designed for enhance the beauty of nature and allow it to continue to shine in a different context than usual, inspire the imagination and amazement for the little things, as well as to give space to memories.
The artisan collects the materials for her jewels in the woods, on the mountain sides, in the countryside and in the meadows. Each jewel has its own story, always inspired by quiet beauty of nature and to our relationship with the green spaces that we may have the opportunity to visit.
Her hope is that whoever wears the jewelry will be able to share the memories and experiences that led to their creation. Khrystyna finds inspiration in the words of Ralph Waldo Emerson: “Nature always wears the colors of the spirit”.
Precisely for this reason Khrystyna realizes personalized jewelry with materials that can reflect the tastes and the inner world of those who will wear them. In her jewels, for example, you can insert one of the small flowers of a bouquet or a piece of a wedding dress, which perhaps belonged to mothers and grandmothers. His creations are available both for private individuals and for sale in shops.
Find Khrystyna's beautiful jewels on his website and Etsy.
Marta Albè
Font photo: Ruby Robin Boutique
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