Just to clarify, this website isn't actually an online store. It's more like a really cool catalog!
If you're interested in any of the necklaces you've spotted on the website, you can place an order in a couple of ways. You can simply drop me a direct message on my Instagram account, or if you prefer, you can shoot me an email. Whichever way works best for you!
By the way, just so you know, I'm more than happy to customize the jewelry to fit your preferences. Whether it's adjusting the length, switching up the color, choosing a different pendant, or even opting for a different material for the necklace, I've got you covered.
Feel free to let me know what changes you'd like to make. I'm here to help you create something truly special.
A traditional payment method where you transfer money from your bank account to my bank account.
As I have a foreign account, I usually receive the money within 2-3 business days or immediately. There are no fees for transfers to Slovakia for EU countries.
This is a payment method in which you pay for your order when you receive it from the courier.
(Cash on delivery is only available for the Czech Republic and Slovakia with an additional charge.)
Produkty, ktoré mám skladom odosielam teda ihneď.
Pricing my jewelry is always the hardest part for me, as I want it to be accessible to everyone while also reflecting the value of the materials and time I invest. I strive to keep my prices fair.
However, pieces crafted from more expensive materials or tin are generally slightly higher in price. Tin jewelry, in particular, requires a detailed, multi-step process that can take 4-7 days. Each piece must be molded, left to dry, and wrapped with heat-resistant tape, and non-chemical adhesives are used to bond it with silver. Afterward, it’s shaped with tin, fine details are sanded, and imperfections are often refined with a soldering iron after polishing once again. Lastly, I add protective coatings to prevent oxidation. This process is very time-intensive, so tin jewelry is typically priced higher than standard beaded pieces.
In my early days (for those who remember me from Magic Forest), I often used costume jewelry components, but these pieces had a short lifespan and could easily break. Today, I work exclusively with surgical steel components (unless a customer requests otherwise) for durability. I also prefer genuine pearls, such as freshwater pearls, where one bead alone can cost around 5 euros. Similarly, other beads have become more costly, so my prices reflect the materials, quantity, and craftsmanship I pour into each piece.
I am truly grateful for every bit of support and all the wonderful feedback—it inspires me to keep creating!
SK: 3,4€
CZ: 4€
RO: 4,6€
HU: 4€
The price includes insurance in case of parcel loss in the amount of €0.10
SK: 2,5€
all other countries: 7€
The price includes insurance in case of parcel loss in the amount of €0.10
Produkty, ktoré mám skladom odosielam teda ihneď.
The delivery time of your package depends on the destination country. For Slovakia and the Czech Republic, it is usually 2-4 days from the time the package is accepted at the Post office. It is typically 7-10 days for other European countries, but it can be shorter or longer.
Please note that shipments are not transported over the weekends.
Every time you place an order, I make sure to include a little something extra just to show how much I appreciate you. Along with your purchase, you'll receive a cute sticker and a helpful information card on how to take care of your new necklace.
Produkty, ktoré mám skladom odosielam teda ihneď.
All of my jewelry can be purchased as a single item currently in stock, or you can place a pre-order, in which case shipping will be delayed due to production time or the need to reorder necessary materials.
Jewelry that is in stock is shipped immediately after payment is received.
Some pieces I create as unique one-of-a-kind (1/1) items cannot be pre-ordered again.
If you’re interested in pre-ordering a piece of jewelry that is currently out of stock, I will require either full payment upfront or at least half of the total amount if the piece involves ordering additional, higher-cost materials.
Pre-orders typically take 7-14 days, depending on the product you choose.
On this website, you can view the items available for pre-order under the section named "Pre-Orders."
If you’re interested in a custom piece of jewelry, please fill out the form in the "Custom" section, and I will contact you either via Instagram or email.
The most common materials I use to create jewelry are stainless surgical steel, classic costume jewelry, and platinum wires and tin with silver. For beads, I most often use real minerals, gemstones, acrylic, glass, or plastic. I also often use recycled materials that someone would throw away - I try to give them a new life. All jewelry is therefore unique and can be customized. This includes adjusting the size, color, or style of the jewelry with chains etc..
Surgical steel is a type of stainless steel specifically designed for medical and surgical purposes. It is hypoallergenic, corrosion-resistant, and is often used in jewelry making due to its durability and non-reactive properties, meaning this jewelry will last a lifetime if you avoid exposure to chemicals (perfume, chlorine, etc.)
Platinum wire is a thin, flexible strand made from platinum. Platinum is a precious metal known for its durability, corrosion resistance, and hypoallergenic properties. Platinum wire can be easily shaped and manipulated, making it ideal for intricate jewelry designs. I often use it for necklaces that serve as chokers instead of elastic cords, which can stretch or break over time.
Gemstones are small, polished pieces of natural or synthetic gems that have been drilled so they can be threaded onto jewelry wire or cord. I use a large variety of gemstones, as well as beautiful synthetic pieces, in my tin or necklace designs.
Acrylic beads are small, lightweight beads made from acrylic plastic. Acrylic is a versatile material that can be molded into various shapes, including beads. I also use acrylic in some of my charms, especially in earrings, to ensure they are not too heavy to wear.
Plastic beads are small, lightweight beads made from various types of plastic materials. These beads are popular in jewelry making due to their ease of wear. Plastic beads are also durable and resistant to damage, making them suitable for everyday wear.
Costume jewelry is made from more affordable materials compared to fine jewelry. These materials often include base metals like brass or copper, as well as alloys and other non-ferrous metals. However, I also use this type of jewelry because of its wide range of beautiful and unique charms. That being said, costume jewelry doesn’t mix well with water.
Tin with silver is a combination I often use to create unique pieces. Tin, a soft and malleable metal, provides a rustic or vintage look, while silver adds a bright shine and durability. This tin is, of course, lead-free and non-toxic to your skin. In fact, it's a valuable piece of jewelry that will last a lifetime thanks to the silver. If it loses its shine, you can easily polish it with the cloth included in the packaging.
Mineral beads are small, typically rounded pieces made from various types of minerals. These minerals can include both natural and synthetic materials. What I love about these beads is their quality and the comfortable wearing experience they provide. It’s also important to note that these minerals carry healing properties.
Pearl beads are small, round beads made from real pearls or mother-of-pearl materials, also known as faux pearl beads, which are made from materials like glass, plastic, or ceramic. I predominantly use freshwater pearls, which are shaped into various forms, and, of course, mother-of-pearl, which has beautiful iridescence. These pieces tend to be more expensive, as the price of a single pearl ranges from €3 to €5.
Faceted beads are made from various materials that have been cut or chopped into smaller pieces. I most often use faceted mineral beads.
In my jewelry making, I use a significant amount of costume jewelry. Why? Because many beautiful charms and unique designs are created from costume jewelry. However, this doesn’t mean that costume jewelry pieces can’t last a long time in good condition. I have worn some of my designs for over two years, and they still look brand new.
The trick is knowing how to care for costume jewelry.
When caring for costume jewelry, it’s important to keep it away from moisture, perfumes, and cosmetics, and to store it in a dry place. After each use, gently wipe it with a soft cloth to remove dirt or oils. Avoid exposure to harsh chemicals or abrasive materials, and refrain from wearing them during activities such as swimming or exercising to prevent damage.
The care for surgical steel is almost the same: after wearing, gently wipe it with a soft cloth to remove dirt or oils. Store it in a dry place away from moisture to prevent contamination. Avoid exposure to harsh chemicals or abrasive materials, and refrain from wearing it while swimming or showering to extend its lifespan—even though normal water won’t harm it. The same applies to platinum.
Jewelry made from tin and silver is sensitive to saltwater, chlorine, and chemicals such as perfumes or cleaning agents. To prolong their beauty, avoid contact with these substances. You can occasionally gently polish the jewelry with the included cloth to restore its shine. This material is water-friendly, but it is advisable to avoid excessive contact with water to prevent dulling or loss of luster.
If you receive a damaged piece of jewelry, please do not hesitate to contact me so we can resolve the issue as quickly as possible.
The same applies in the case of a lost parcel or if delivery takes longer than 7 days.
In the event of a loss, the package is always insured, and a claim is filed with the shipping company, followed by a refund to your account, including shipping costs.
If the necklace breaks while wearing it, the first step is to determine whether it is made from costume jewelry or surgical steel. In the case of costume jewelry, this situation is a bit more common, as necklaces tend to be more delicate, even though I strive to make them as durable as possible. A frequent issue is that a component may come loose or open; however, you can also close or open these ring components yourself if needed, especially if you want to attach a different charm.
In the case of more serious damage, you can always send the necklace to me for repair. However, I must inform you that I do not repair necklaces that have been damaged due to improper handling.
All my products include a detailed description of the materials used in their creation. This means that if you have a jewelry allergy and order a costume jewelry necklace, any allergic reaction that occurs cannot be grounds for a return or refund due to customer error.
I also offer all jewelry options in materials such as surgical steel, platinum, or tin with silver.
In the event of a lost package during shipping, I will always refund the entire amount paid, including shipping costs, to your bank account.
If the jewelry is damaged during shipping, you are entitled to a free repair by sending the piece back to me at my address, and I will send it back to you at my expense after the repair.
Jewelry cannot be returned simply because you no longer like it.
Jewelry cannot be returned if it is broken or damaged due to improper handling.
If you like my creations and can envision collaborating with me, whether on a new project, collection, or something completely different, please don’t hesitate to contact me below.
Conditions:
In every collaboration, I emphasize certain aspects that I will ask of you in exchange for sending you a product for free.
I collaborate with individuals who are at least 18 years old.
The person collaborating with me will be tasked with photographing the product themselves and sending me the photos, which will be published on this website, Instagram, and similar platforms.
For collaborations, I always provide a discount code for the collaborators, so the person can share this code with others either in a post or on their story.
For those interested in collaboration, please fill out this form.
If you have nice photos of yourself wearing my product and aren’t shy about sharing, feel free to send them to me! I may use them for product advertising or my portfolio.