Jewelry by Emma Sulyok

My passion for jewelry started in my childhood exploring my mother's jewelry box, and creating pieces with my sister, using plastic beads. Over time, this expanded to include minerals, gemstones, shells, rocks, wires, metal findings, polymer clay, and basically anything; I've experimented with a wide array of materials over the years. Although my academic background lies in graphic design, before completing my degree, I pursued a two-year silversmithing course in Budapest alongside university studies to fully immerse myself in the craft and bring my visions to life. Over time and since then, I've tried various techniques, tools, and materials. I love to experiment, to discover what and how I can create to suit my preferences. Recently, I've been working with silver and silver clay. I draw inspiration from the charming and intriguing shapes of everyday life. This is how creations like pastry-shaped jewelry came to life, to showcase how even the simplest things can take on beautifully intricate forms.