About

The maker – Joanna (Asia)

Hello, I’m Joanna.
Originally from Poland, now living in Switzerland.
By profession I’m a lawyer, by heart a handmade jewelry artist inspired by art and nature.

I am here for you:)

The story

Jewellery has fascinated me for as long as I can remember. One of my earliest childhood memories is receiving a set of beautiful faux pearls and earrings for Christmas. As a little girl, I could spend the entire day playing with them, creating my own stories . Even then, I felt that jewellery was more than just an accessory.

Little Joanna happy with her jewellery

For many years, my life followed a very different path. I built my career in the financial industry — a world that offered stability, but never truly felt like mine. Over time, this disconnect led to burnout, which ultimately became a turning point. It allowed me to slow down, reconnect with myself, and discover who I truly am and what I genuinely want from life.

Since 2020, I have been living in Switzerland. It was here that I rediscovered my long-forgotten artistic skills and allowed my creativity to fully awaken. Creating jewelry became my way of expressing emotions, freedom, and authenticity — without limits or expectations.

Today, I am grateful to be in a place where I can finally choose myself and begin building my own jewellery brand. I believe that every piece of jewelry carries a unique story — shaped by emotion, intention, and personal meaning. I would love to write that story with you.

The process

I love the creative process itself.

Especially for custom orders, I often work with Pinterest, creating collages and moodboards. I usually begin with one stone and build the design around it, searching for colors, shades, and shapes that naturally belong together.

Creating something unique and original is what drives and motivates me every day.

Art has always been part of my life — it runs in my family. My father and sister are artists, and I’m happy to carry on this tradition in my own, personal way.

A glimpse into a making process

Values

  • Handmade, not mass-produced
  • Small batches and thoughtful design
  • Quality materials and attention to detail
  • Slow, intentional creation