Freeze Jewellery Transformer Set.

Freeze Jewellery transformer set is an innovative and versatile piece of transformable jewelry design that draws inspiration from the intricate patterns of snowflakes, created by designer Irina Burtseva. This sophisticated jewelry system, which earned a Bronze A' Design Award in the Jewelry Design category, exemplifies the fusion of natural geometry with contemporary craftsmanship. The design's core structure is based on the hexagonal form inherent to snowflakes, featuring a central magnetic lock mechanism that can be combined with four distinct patterns and four types of delicate titanium plates. Crafted from a precise combination of silver, titanium, and neodymium magnets, the set demonstrates exceptional versatility by offering 48 possible combinations and can be transformed into various wearable forms including a brooch, earrings, or pendant. The production process incorporates advanced manufacturing techniques, utilizing 3D construction and printing for the silver components, followed by casting and meticulous polishing, while the titanium elements undergo laser cutting and anodizing treatments. This transformable jewelry set, developed between November 2018 and January 2019 in Moscow, represents a significant innovation in contemporary jewelry design, offering users the ability to create multiple aesthetic expressions through a single piece, while maintaining the delicate balance between artistic expression and functional versatility.

Author: Adam Dawson

Keywords: transformable jewelry, snowflake-inspired design, magnetic jewelry system, modular accessories, contemporary craftsmanship, sustainable fashion design

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https://competition.adesignaward.com/102419

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