Ring Adornment 1
Isabelle Fustinoni
Brass and coconut carved
We are very pleased to present the new collection of rings by this artist. Gratuated of the Ecole Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs de Strasbourg in the Goldsmithing section she has participated in exhibitions in Strasbourg, Lausanne, Bern, Paris, the Cagnes sur Mer museum, Cologne, Neufchâtel, Brussels, Nijmegen and Amsterdam.
The mix of cultures, techniques and naturals materiels used give Isabelle’s jewelry a lot of poetry and elegance.
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