Amber the stone occurring on various continents of the earth . The main aim was to present amber coming from various corners of the world, to demonstrate its great variety of colours and natural beauty, which this stone possesses both in the polished form and in the natural surface structure. The dynamic rings are supposed to emphasize unique and beauty character of this stone but keep the consistency and harmony of the shape in all their forms.

was born in 1967 in Warsaw. Graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts. Wł. Strzeminski in Lodz. He designs jewellery since 1990. A member of the the Polish Association of Sculptors since 1992. Since 1995 the member of the Goldsmithing Artists' Association (STFZ). From many fields of art which he deal with, the jewellery became a leading direction of his creative realization. He participated in over a hundred exhibitions and competitions of jewelry in Poland and abroad. In recent years, also as a member of the jury. A one of five authors of Artistic Group "Six" supporting the idea of creating unique jewellery (since 2001 more than twenty exhibitions in Poland and the United Kingdom, Sweden and Austria) His works are located in the "Amber Museum" in Kaliningrad-Russia, the "Jewellery Museum" in Kazimierz Dolny, the "Amber Museum" in Gdańsk, the "Museum of the Earth" P.A.N. in Warsaw, the” International Art Collection” in Gallery Legnica, A Selection of the Contemporary Polish Goldsmithing Art of Maria Magdalena Kwiatkiewicz and in many private collections and galleries worldwide

Pawel Kaczynski was born in Warsaw, Poland. For over 20 years he has been designing and making jewelry. The individual nature of his work is the result of years of experimentation with goldsmithing techniques, the search for new properties of metals and individual technical solutions. His works are not only the collections of jewelry but also an attempt of creative expression in jewelry as a field of art. He took part in over a hundred exhibitions and international competitions of jewelry. His works are in the collections of art museums in many countries.