OpenLife Form
The first BOGOMOL collection. A reed stem cut by the water, coated in silver and assembled into a structure nature never made.
The form stays alive: the line is never quite straight, every stem keeps its own bend, no two come out the same. A pearl sits at the joint — where the line breaks and holds the light.
Jewellery that begins as a plant and ends as geometry.
Materials
A stem, a metal and nacre. Three substances from which the collection is built.
Reed
River reed: cut by the water, dried, chosen for its grain. It sets the form — light, straight, alive. No two stems are ever the same, and the finished piece shows it.
Silver
Every stem is coated in silver. The metal seals the reed, adds weight and a cold shine — and turns a natural blank into jewellery. Chain and findings: silver 925.
Pearl
Pearls sit at the joints of the structure — exactly where the line breaks. They soften the geometry and hold the light. The only round thing here: everything else is a straight line.
Pieces
Each one is assembled by hand and exists in a single copy.
OpenThe rest of the collection will appear here as it is photographed.
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