We started designing the Tulip Collection in 2006. The decorating motifs are from the Hungarian folklore which are reinterpreted. In the beginning, the collection consisted of wedding rings and engagement rings, but later on we expanded the collection with other types of jewellery, necklaces for men, colliers, bracelets, earrings. We ran for a competition first in 2012, which we successfully won the Masterpiece of Hungarian Craft prize. In 2016 another prize enriched our Atelier, the Hungarian Quality Product Award which was a great honour for us.

The success of a collection cannot only be measured by its prizes. After their debut, they appealed to many people, since they are absolutely unique pieces. We have created more than 1000 different jewels from this collection, these pieces made people happy all over the world, from the States to Japan, form Australia to Canada, but they reached people in almost every European country.

You can read more about the jewels and the collection here.

An old dream of ours became reality with Barocco jewellery collection, with reusing the almost lost manually crafted motifs and appearing on modern pieces. The baroque motifs are of characteristic floral ornamentals which can be traced in architecture, furniture masonry and of course, jewellery.

In 2013 we won the Masterpiece of Hungarian Craft Prize.

You can read more about the collection and the jewels here.

The main component of the White Wedding Jewellery Collection is the ceramic inlay. With this modern method we make our jewels absolutely spectacular. This type of ceramic is highly wear-proof, a little flexible and has many different colour hues. It is resistant to physical impacts just like gold.

The members of collection are mainly wedding rings, but we are more than happy to design different types of jewellery as well.

We won the Masterpiece of Hungarian Craft Prize in 2015 with this collection.

You can read more about the collection and the jewels here.

The pieces of the forged jewellery collection are made with forging technique. Forging is one of the most ancient methods of forging metal. Professionals create the shapes with upsetting. This type of work requires great expertise since a badly aimed hammer blow could ruin the whole jewel.

We won the Masterpiece of Hungarian Craft Prize in 2014 with this collection.

You can see the brochure of the collection here.

The Organica jewellery collection mostly consists of pendants and earrings. The common trait of the jewels is the secession style, which often has asymmetric shapes. Apart from special shapes, we put great emphasis on uniquely cut gemstones which are in the centre of the collection. We decorate most of the jewels with manual engraving; also for the more exciting outcome we decorate the jewels with small sparkling diamonds.

We won the Hungarian Craft Prize in 2019 with this jewellery collection.

You can see jewels the Organica Collection here.

We introduce our highest level of workmanship with shadowing manual engraving and marquetry like inlays. The motifs of the collection can be traced back to Greek decorating arts. The handcrafted motifs on the rings have more emphasis with the blackened background. This technique has  hundreds of years of history in the world of armament.

The collection only consists of wedding rings by far, but we are more than happy to design and make pendants, bracelets or any kind of jewellery.

We won the Hungarian Craft Prize in 2022 with this jewellery collection.

You can find Panteon wedding rings on our webpage here.