Fashion jewelry holds a special place in Ielizaveta’s creative work. It offers the opportunity to create sculptures that can always be close to their owner.
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After learning the Tiffany stained glass technique from the outstanding Lviv artist Roksolana Pavlyk, Ielizaveta immediately became fascinated by this art and continues to develop it.
This work combines metal, glass, corals, spinels, semi-precious and precious stones, as well as porcelain and ceramics. Such jewelry allows for the relatively quick realization of artistic ideas comparable in concept to monumental sculpture, yet without requiring special space for display.
Ielizaveta’s Fashion jewelry is a work of art that is always with you.
"Ring" 2016...
Porcelain, ceramics, pearls, precious and semi-precious stones, tinned copper, Tiffany stained glass technique.
Porcelain, ceramics, pearls, precious and semi-precious stones, tinned copper, Tiffany stained glass technique.
Each piece of jewelry created by Ielizaveta is born out of a personal desire — she designs what she herself would love to wear, and does so with remarkable finesse. This is the source of sincerity and authenticity in her artistic expression.
Among all types of jewelry, the ring is perhaps the most intimate and tangible. We feel it constantly — during everyday routines or special occasions, in moments of focus, sorrow, or joy. Always within our field of vision, it becomes not just an ornament but an extension of our visual and tactile self-awareness.
Over time, the ring transforms into something greater — a continuation of gesture, a part of one’s identity. And in this sensation lies the closest possible encounter with Ielizaveta’s art.
"Pendant" 2016...
Porcelain, ceramics, pearls, precious and semi-precious stones, tinned copper, Tiffany stained glass technique.
Porcelain, ceramics, pearls, precious and semi-precious stones, tinned copper, Tiffany stained glass technique.
A pendant is an ornament that is felt more than it is consciously seen. Unlike a ring, it doesn't remain in our direct line of sight — we perceive only its weight, its warmth, and the energy of the image that once drew us in.
Historically, the pendant traces its origins to armor that protected the solar plexus in battle. And indeed, if life is a daily confrontation, why shouldn't armor take the form of a work of art?
The pendant becomes the focal point of your appearance — the first to engage with the outside world. It draws the eye, captures the attention of your interlocutor, and speaks on your behalf. It hints at your inner world, while preserving the mystery you choose to keep.
"Earrings" 2016...
Porcelain, ceramics, pearls, precious and semi-precious stones, tinned copper, Tiffany stained glass technique.
Porcelain, ceramics, pearls, precious and semi-precious stones, tinned copper, Tiffany stained glass technique.
Earrings are among the most technically demanding types of jewelry. Every detail matters here: the weight of the piece, its interaction with the ear’s anatomy, as well as the comfort and safety of the fastening. The ear wire must be highly reliable and hypoallergenic — ideally made of surgical steel, silver, or gold.
Creating earrings that match the conceptual and expressive depth of monumental works of art, yet remain lightweight, delicate, and comfortable in motion, is a task that requires true craftsmanship and a fine sense of balance. It is an art form — both in working with the material and in dialogue with a potential wearer.
Earrings are an almost intimate kind of adornment. They touch the body, become a part of it. That’s why even the slightest imbalance — in weight, shape, or proportion — can affect comfort and spoil the experience of wearing them. The balance between utility and artistic expression is perhaps the main challenge in creating jewelry as a true art object.
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