Frequently asked questions

Yes! Every piece is made entirely by hand. The process includes choosing and mixing colors, sculpting, painting, and working on the smallest details. It is a completely manual and meticulous process.☺️

It depends on the piece, its complexity, and many other factors. In general, making one piece can take anywhere from a few hours to several days. Even the simplest designs require care and attention to every technical step, so I never try to speed up the process at the expense of quality.

I mainly work with polymer clay — a flexible sculpting material that becomes hard and durable after baking. For coloring and finishing, I use high-quality pigments and professional coatings. I only work with materials from trusted manufacturers.

In most cases, yes! Almost all of the findings I use are made from stainless steel. If you are allergic to certain metals, please contact me before ordering — I can check the materials used in a specific piece and help you choose a suitable option.🙂

Most of my earrings are very lightweight and comfortable for everyday wear. The description of each piece includes its weight, weight category, and size, and the photos will also help you understand how the jewelry looks in real life — when held in a hand or worn by a model.🙂

Polymer clay is a durable material that works very well for jewelry! With normal use, the pieces keep their shape and appearance well and can last for many times.🙂

A little care is all it takes to keep your jewelry looking beautiful for a long time! Avoid contact with water, perfume, and cosmetics, remove your jewelry before going to bed, and store it in a dry place.

Yes, of course! I always try to make every piece as close as possible to what you see in the photos — this is an important principle of my work. Since everything is handmade, very small differences may occur, but they should hardly be noticeable.🙂

Yes, absolutely! Every piece shown in the photos exists in real life and was handmade by me. I also do not use AI tools to create or alter my images — only traditional photo retouching.

At the moment, my focus is on creating my own pieces. Teaching is something I’m considering for the future, and I may create tutorials later on.🙂