Hungarian-born artisan and founder of AMARNAM, a brand I proudly established in Paris in 2019. My journey began with decades of experience as a garment technician, where I developed a strong understanding in designing spaces that are both functional and comfortable. This foundation has deeply influenced the core philosophy of AMARNAM: blending elegance and comfort to craft timeless jewelry and accessories.
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At AMARNAM, every piece is a testament to my commitment to craftsmanship and innovation. I choose for creations using the lost wax casting method, a centuries-old technique that transforms intricate designs into wearable art. Signature elements, such as silk accents, imbue my work with a unique identity—delicate, lightweight, and effortlessly sophisticated.
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AMARNAM embodies a harmonious balance of refinement and ease, offering designs that celebrate both beauty and the art of comfort. - Rita Gobin
My approach to jewelry making is deeply rooted in sustainability and tradition. I utilize the lost wax technique, an ancient method that offers the opportunity to create truly unique, signature pieces. This technique ensures every creation is a personal reflection of the designer’s vision.​​
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Every creation is handcrafted in my atelier from start to finish. This approach guarantees that all pieces proudly bear the mark of Made in France, representing the craftsmanship and tradition. Sustainability is at the core of my practice. I prioritize ethically sourced materials and make every effort to reduce material waste during the creation process. Additionally, my packaging is Eco-friendly, reflecting my commitment to minimizing environmental impact.​
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By combining traditional methods with Eco-conscious practices, I create timeless, handcrafted jewelry that stands as a testament to quality, artistry, and environmental responsibility.
Wearable
Art
Artistic design and fashion merge to create works of art.
Wearable art refers to clothing, accessories, or jewelry that is created as an artistic expression, blending fashion with fine art. Unlike mass-produced fashion, wearable art is one of a kind and handmade, incorporating unique materials, techniques, and designs. A work of art that reflects the artist's vision and creativity. Wearable art can range from Avant Garde designs to cultural or conceptual pieces, making a statement through both aesthetics and craftsmanship.