After having earned a degree in Art History with a final dissertation on the Greek Goldsmith, the artist attended Salvatore Gerardi’s Goldsmith School and at the same time a renowned silverware workshop in Rome.

In 2002, she started her workshop and participated in exhibition and events  or lend her collection for shooting and cinema films. 

During last years she decided to concentrate on contemporary jewelry.

After two awards during Artistar Jewels in 2019, she was selected for Romanian Jewelry Week, AUTOR Fair 2020 and take part to the selection for Arte y Joya in the same year. During the pandemic period she was part of Arte y Parte exhibition in Studio Squina, Madrid.

When finally things get better with the pandemic period in October 2021 she was selected for Romanian Jewelry week 2.0 and won The Milano Jewelry week award. 

Lost wax micro-sculpture is my media. Hold a little  figure, often 1-2 cm no more, turn it on itself with the simple movement of the wrist, allows me to have a total control that gives the figures grace and harmony of movement and proportions. When I create a jewel I not only technically build the structure that allows people to wear it comfortably but also its history; the emotions hidden behind a story that takes place within a few centimeters, emotions that come from my experience, from my passion and in which I hope the collector can recognize a part of himself. 

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In November she took part in Dor Autor Pop up shop in Bucharest and from December to January The necklace “Walking on the death” Migranti collection was select for the I° International meeting of contemporary Jewelry in Simancas Valladolid, Madrid.

Actually her ring “Amazzonia” was select for the contest “Transforming the prototype”  at the Baltimore jewelry center, Baltimore and It will be exhibit at SNAG conference 2022 - Adorned spaces, Providence.

Also in June from 4th to 25th take part in “Gioiello contemporaneo” exhibition, Galleria Rossini, Milano.

She was also invited to exhibit during the next 6th Biennial of contemporary jewelry in the Lithuanian National Museum of Art, Vilnius in September 2022.

In every collection / work I look for the compromise between the narrative needs and comfort and weareability  with an exception where the inspiration and the expressive needs take over, turning the object into a “wearable sculpture”.

My first apprenticeship in a Silver workshop guide my preferences for precious metals or bronze but I like to add epoxy resin, 3d printed objects and borosilicate glass in my creations when I need them to represent better what I’m trying to express.

 I tell, through  jewels, moments and emotions or what touches my heart without compromising with fashion or market demands, only my bare soul, my point of view on the world around me, my voice  that scream or whisper  disappoint, joy, sadness.