MEET SYLVA
A little about me. My graduate studies focused on language. Early on I had an interest in becoming a fashion designer, and still do love fashion. Coming from a lineage of jewelry craftsmen, my sights turned to jewelry design. I’ve combined my love of language and fashion into designing pieces that tell a story.
My passion is designing jewelry as art. I’m intrigued by combining history with the present, hand selecting and creating unique arrangements of stones and elements. The mystery of not knowing who will finally be treasuring the finished work.
WHAT INSPIRES ME…
ECHOES OF THE PAST,
DESIGNING FOR THE PRESENT
ECHOES OF THE PAST, DESIGNING FOR THE PRESENT
Creating jewelry from relics is more than art—it’s a tribute to time. Inspired by artifacts unearthed from lost civilizations, these pieces carry the mystery and soul of history. From the etched lines of Mesopotamian seals to the geometric harmony of Egyptian amulets, I love translating the artistry of the ancients into modern heirlooms.
These designs whisper of forgotten empires, sacred rituals, and the desire to be remembered. Through weathered textures, symbolic motifs, and metals that seem aged by centuries, I honor the craftsmanship of those who came before me—while creating pieces meant to be worn for lifetimes to come.
CRAFTED COLLABORATION
Each piece in the collection is born from a partnership with skilled artisans—masters of their craft whose traditions span generations. By collaborating directly with these experts, we blend time-honored techniques with modern design, creating jewelry that tells a deeper story.
The final result is jewelry with expressions of artistry, culture, and care. From hand-forged metals to intricately set stones, each design reflects the hands and hearts behind it.
THE BEAUTIFUL UNKNOWN
Every piece I create begins with an idea—the process organic and fluid. But once it leaves my studio, it steps into mystery. I don’t know who will wear it. I don’t know where it will go. I only know it will find someone.
Will it be worn in a quiet moment of reflection? Or shimmer in the center of celebration? Will it become a gift, a keepsake, a signature piece? I may never know. And that not-knowing, that mystery, is part of the magic. Each creation carries a story that begins with me, but belongs to someone else. That space between maker and wearer is filled with wonder, curiosity, and connection. And that’s the part I cherish most.