Between pearls & threads
Welcome to my Studio
Thread by Thread
Materials with a Story
Carefully Chosen
The Hands Behind the Stitches
Here, small companions filled with stories are created, thread by thread, with patience and a deep love for detail.
I believe that stories deserve to be carried forward. That beautiful things do not lose their value simply because they have had a life before. That traditional craftsmanship still has a place in today’s world, meaningful, timeless, and full of wonder.
Everyday moments deserve to feel special, too.
I believe we do not have to wait for grand occasions to feel beautiful, special, or truly ourselves. Sometimes, all it takes is a small piece of jewelery to remind us that the present moment is something worth cherishing.
My pieces are made to be worn, loved, and one day become part of your own story.
Every piece of jewellery begins with a feeling.
Many of my pieces are hand-embroidered on vegan felt using cotton embroidery thread. Others are created from polymer clay and carefully painted by hand.
Often, reclaimed beads become the finishing detail of a piece and sometimes they become the heart of a design themselves.
From the first sketch to the final touch, every piece is created in my Vienna home studio. Slowly, patiently, and entirely by my own hands.
Most of the materials I work with have had a life before.
Found in old jewelry boxes, passed down through inheritances, or discovered in small, forgotten collections. I mainly work with second-hand and vintage materials, because there is already so much beauty in this world that deserves to be to be cherished and carried on. This includes not only freshwater pearls and gemstone beads, but also many of the glass beads I use and a large part of my embroidery thread.
I am especially mindful when working with gemstone beads and freshwater pearls. Their extraction and cultivation involve interventions into nature and living systems that do not align with my values, especially because I live a vegan lifestyle.
At the same time, I love working with materials that feel natural, timeless, and made to last. That is why I choose to recycle.
I take apart old necklaces and carefully reclaim their beads, giving them a new life in new designs, whether woven into beadwork, combined with embroidery, or transformed into something entirely new. This way, each piece is created from materials that have long been part of this world, reclaimed rather than newly produced.
When you wear one of my pieces, you’re choosing more than a handmade one of a kind creation. You’re also supporting a more thoughtful, slower way of making, while giving materials with their own stories the chance to continue their journey.
And maybe that feels just a little more whimsical.
Not every material can be found second-hand. To me, sustainability does not mean perfection, it means making conscious choices. Where it is necessary for quality, durability, or the creation of my designs, I intentionally complement reclaimed materials with carefully selected new ones.
For my embroidery, I use not only reclaimed antique glass beads and newly made second-hand glass beads, but also high-quality Japanese Miyuki and Toho glass beads, especially in colours and sizes that are rarely available pre-loved.
I also choose every metal component with great care. Whenever possible, I work with gold-filled materials. For some designs, I also use gold-plated, silver-plated, and stainless steel components.
The exact materials used for each piece can always be found in the individual product descriptions.
When I embroider today, it often feels like I am continuing something that has always been part of my life.
As a child, embroidery hoops, threads, and shimmering beads were a natural part of my everyday world, as my mother is also a textile artist.
Later, I studied textile design at the Kunstschule Herbststraße in Vienna, where I learned traditional techniques and developed my craft further.
Today, I follow my own path.
I combine centuries-old craftsmanship with a modern and playful visual language, creating jewellery that I would love to wear myself.
My designs are inspired by nature, the moon, stars, flowers, and all the small details that make life feel a little more mysterious.
Every piece is designed and created entirely by me in my Vienna home studio.
To me, jewelery is at its most beautiful when it becomes more meaningful with time, when it carries memories and stories.
I hope my pieces can do exactly that, accompany you, collect moments along the way, and one day become part of your own story.