The central aspect of our creative process is the combined use of digital and analogue methods.

For each design a computer algorithm is created defining the logic and the geometrical dependencies between all elements. This approach is time—intensive at first, but allows us to explore numerous variants of complex geometrical formations through fast iterations by means of rapid prototyping. The algorithm generates and constantly re—informs a virtual 3D model, which represents the later physical form with 100 percent accuracy. The close cooperation with specialists in the field of additive fabrication and goldsmithing allows us to push the limits of what is technically possible and to create items that would not be achievable with purely traditional means.

During production, each object is first built up layer by layer from a special wax using 3D printing. This wax positive serves to produce a negative mold made of fine gypsum, into which the precious metal is poured in the following step. Since both the wax and the plaster are lost each time, this is known as "lost wax printing and casting". Each piece of jewellery is then reworked in meticulous manual work by our goldsmith and thus receives an individual, lively surface.

The Inhorgenta Award is one of the most renowned honors in the international jewelry, watch and gemstone industry. Being among the top three finalists in the category 'Designer of the year' (2025) is a great honor and motivates us to keep pushing boundaries and crafting exceptional pieces of jewelry.