I have always liked jewelry, not as a statement of a role, but simply because I am interested in the additional expression through jewelry and accessories.

But the more I searched, the clearer it became: there wasn't really any jewelry that screamed "me." So I started designing and developing my own ideas.

Even during my design studies, I experimented with forms and materials. I was searching for an aesthetic that combined cool clarity with pure emotion. I found my inspiration in nature, in flowing, organic lines, which I translated into a reduced, almost raw design language. A play on contrasts: the softness of nature captured in the hardness of industrial chrome and cool silver.

But for me, design is not an end in itself. Through exchanges with friends, colleagues, and strangers, I have constantly questioned, refined, and polished my designs. The feedback from countless encounters ultimately gave rise to Ominous Jewelry.

Ominous Jewelry is more than just jewelry; it's exactly what I want. Jewelry that breaks with conventions and not only adorns individuality, but celebrates it.

A subdued cry.

Minimalist, but impossible to miss.