The geometry in the hands of Patricia Pla acquires a unique dimension. The obvious beauty of the jewels lies in the magic that the designer is able to give each of the lines that define her work. The superb quality of finish does the rest.

Silver and enamel are the materials with which the designer Patricia Pla presents her collection of elegant, geometric jewelry. The pieces stand out for its clean design, highlighted in turn by a high quality finish. The workmanship is spotless, perfect and texturing accentuates the contrast with the brightness of the enamel.

The apparent delicacy, despite the harsh straight lines is the result of the intense burden of femininity that are jewels by Patricia Pla, a magnificent example of promising new talents in jewelry design.

Patricia Pla explains her influences, inspiration and trayectory:

"My jewelry has a direct influence of art, both in the field of painting, as in the sculpture. Artists such as Piet Mondrian have marked style on my pieces where the geometry, color and proportion are important. At the same time, I designed most dynamic pieces with a game between the shape and movement. There are also jewels that are sculptural and experimental test results with origami and models. The technique used to give color to my pieces is the enamel on silver.
 
I have ten years of professional experience. I began studying jewelry Massana School and later at the School of Arts and Crafts in Barcelona. I have also made studying the technique of enamel for 5 years, which influenced me for my future pieces. I began exhibiting in galleries and hypothesi (Barcelona), and later I got the chance to show them in the Cooperative of Architects in Barcelona. There, from day one thought in my creations, which were set out in its Christmas magazine (December 2004) to date. I stated also in the Gallery Fecit FELU de Guixols Sant (Girona)."

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Web of designer: http://www.patriciapla.com