The Blackout onyx earrings set. It draws inspiration from the black and white photos of Kyiv during blackouts with the thin light strings emitted by the cars’ headlights on the roads. It is the main piece of the exhibition that was specially commissioned and created for the occasion.
Drutis Jewellery presents ‘mUAvement’ ring, telling that in a fragile and delicate world, there are simultaneously some permanent and fixed things that unite and drive people. Ukraine’s bright future for our country is represented by a clean topaz mined in the Volyn region. The ring’s cog is made from Mariupol steel and Ukrainian nickel. Gold embodies the precious, united, freedom-loving people of Ukraine.
Yuval Studios Kolosinnia necklace symbolizes Ukraine’s indomitable spirit. Its design was inspired by the metallurgy of the Donbas region in the country’s east, the golden wheat ears from the south, and a whorl resembling a twisting mountain road in the Carpathians Mountains in the west.
Nomis masterfully created the Freedom black pearl necklace, representing the timeless concept of light and darkness. The pearls on the necklace are arranged in binary code that spells out the word “Freedom.”
Inesa Kovalova’s Links brooch combines industrial structures and nature’s beauty. Inspired by the Donbas region industrial landscape, it is crafted in titanium and 18k gold, adorned with diamonds, and a rare, high-quality sunny heliodor (tourmaline) from Volodarsk Volynskii. The piece symbolizes the unity between the East and West of Ukraine, man-made landscapes and nature.
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