How I get here
For more than two years, the idea of creating my own jewelry lived quietly in the back of my mind. I wasn’t in a hurry — I waited for the moment that felt right. And when it finally came, everything started with early-morning walks in the forest, collecting tiny mushrooms still covered in dew, and drying wildflowers and leaves on every sunny spot in my home.
Learning how to work with resin took patience. My first pieces were full of bubbles, uneven edges, and tiny mistakes that taught me more than any tutorial ever could. Over time I learned to create botanical resin jewelry that looks like miniature artworks — clear, delicate, and full of life. Even today, a tiny bubble might appear when using real dried plants, but I’ve accepted it as part of nature’s charm. Nothing in the forest is perfect, and that is exactly what makes it magical.
My heart belongs to the forests and meadows of Central Europe. I create surrounded by nature, my family, and my two dogs who join me on every walk. Since childhood, I’ve loved flora and fauna more deeply than my peers — and now I finally have a way to preserve the small pieces of nature that inspire me.
In my shop, you’ll find resin pendants, mushroom necklaces, botanical earrings, nature-inspired jewelry, and sometimes even a surprise: a piece made from Miyuki beads or a soft crocheted charm. Every item is handmade, one of a kind, and created slowly — with intention, care, and respect for the natural elements sealed inside.
My goal is to create jewelry that feels personal. Pieces that make someone smile, remember a walk in the forest, or carry a bit of peace with them through the day. If my work finds a home with someone who feels the same love for nature as I do, then my mission is complete.
Thank you for being here — for supporting handmade art, small creators, and the tiny worlds hidden inside my resin.
