Kinga Olah is an award-winning, London-based contemporary jewellery artist whose collections have garnered international acclaim. Her artistic journey is inspired by the delicate interplay between jewellery and the human body. Kinga’s pieces artfully explore and capture the wearer’s negative body space, transforming it into wearable expressions of art.

Blending traditional jewellery techniques with innovative processes refined through years of material exploration and experimentation, Kinga has developed a distinctive method of reconstructing crushed stones into layered compositions, resulting in extraordinary surface textures.

Her work has been showcased at prestigious exhibitions and fairs, including the Autor Contemporary Jewelry Fair, InFlow Contemporary Jewelry Exhibition, and Romanian Jewellery Week. Recently, she was invited to present her work at Madrid’s IX Contemporary Goldsmithing Exhibition and Venice Design Week 2025.

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Kinga’s pieces delve into the intimate and complex relationship between jewellery and the human body. In her work, the traditional hierarchy is reimagined: jewellery does not merely adorn the body; instead, the body serves the jewellery, allowing it to reveal itself and become interpretable through the act of wearing. This creates a profound and genuine dialogue between the two.

She transforms the body’s intangible negative spaces into exciting, sculptural, yet delicate forms of jewellery, offering opportunities for new perspectives and experiences.

The theme then transcends the physical dimension, shifting to the spiritual realm, where form embarks on a journey of detachment from the material world. Her work draws on the inescapable power of colour and the vibrational energies that nourish us all. Each piece carries symbolic energy and meaning, amplified by the use of vibrant gemstones.

Kinga’s creations are a dance of transcendental beauty and sensitivity. By designing pieces that interact closely with the wearer, she fosters a sense of intimacy and personal connection, allowing the jewellery to act as a symbol of the Self—a representation of both the physical and the mental.