Christina Magdolna grew up between Los Angeles and Budapest. Her father was a Hollywood production designer, so she spent much of her childhood on film sets, seeing how light and colour can set a mood. She trained in fine art and sculpture, then spent ten years goldsmithing in Paris and Brussels before starting her own line in LA in 2018. Colour comes first in her work. Tourmaline is her favourite: pinks and reds, mint and lagoon blue, and watermelon stones that change colour within a single gem. Many pieces have small parts that swing or dangle, so the piece moves as you do. The gold stays simple and clean, with shapes drawn from Art Deco, or old protective symbols like the eye and the hamsa. Everything is made by hand, often in entirely one-of-a-kind pieces.
- Coloured gemstones
- Bi-colour tourmalines
- Moving parts
