Architectural negative space for sculptural minimalism.
Cristina Cipolli is an Italian architect-turned-jewellery designer. Her creations blend the magic of architecture with the world of jewellery, all the while incorporating diverse influences and inspirations: from nature, to art, to tribal traditions and the adornments of ancient civilisations. Exuding minimalism and sensuality, Cristina’s fine and demi-fine collections are perfect for confident and sophisticated women who want to look sexy and original at any occasion.
Cristina Cipolli's architectural background makes itself felt most in what is missing. Open space, elongated lines and carefully interrupted geometry become as important as the metal itself. That is why her pieces can look striking without feeling heavy. We particularly like jewelry where a design changes as the hand or body moves, and Cristina understands that relationship very well. This is what we would show the woman whose wardrobe is clean and minimal but who finds conventional minimalist jewelry a little too anonymous. Simple does not have to mean forgettable.
The main difference between architecture and jewellery is that you don’t have to play with space, but with the human body. I see jewels as sculptures for the body.
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