Bracelet Structures 13 – gold-plated stainless steel Klára Šípková
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The intricate Structures collection is made of interconnected and intertwined springs. Designer Klára Šípková was inspired by the rotational movement of a machine that transforms a line into a soft and endless structure. This original design gives the jewelry the impression of having no clear beginning or end. The bracelet is made of gold-plated stainless steel and is available in two sizes: M (66 mm) and L (68 mm).
| Designer | Klára Šípková |
| Collection | Structures |
| Material | Gold-plated stainless steel |
| Bracelet diameter | M - 66 mm, L - 68 mm |
| Care instructions | We recommend cleaning only with a soft cloth. |
Klára Šípková
Klára Šípková is a designer of contemporary modern jewelry. Her collections balance design, traditional and modern technologies, and precise craftsmanship. She experiments with unusual materials and her jewelry is characterized by minimalist and functional design reflected in clean shapes and lines. Klára has been nominated multiple times for Jeweler of the Year at the Czech Grand Design awards.
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| Categories: | jewellery |
| Products: | bracelets |
| Material: | gold-plated stainless steel |
| Jewellery: | bracelets |
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Klára Šípková is a leading figure in contemporary Czech jewellery design. Her work is defined by a willingness to experiment—discovering unconventional materials, rethinking traditional craft methods and exploring the boundaries between artistic intention and wearable design. Each collection reflects her signature minimalism, rooted in clean forms, refined lines and a strong sense of functionality.
Šípková seeks a balance between aesthetic clarity and conceptual depth. Her pieces are created for women who embrace individuality and prefer jewellery with a distinctive character. Her artistic journey includes studies at the Academy of Arts, Architecture & Design in Prague (UMPRUM), a formative internship at École Supérieure d’Arts Graphiques et d’Architecture Intérieure (ESAG) in Paris, and years of work in her own studio.
As a co-founder of UNOSTO, she actively supports a new generation of Czech jewellery artists and contributes to shaping the discourse around contemporary jewellery. Since 2011, she has participated in exhibitions, workshops and international collaborations.
She has received numerous nominations for the Czech Grand Design Jewellery Designer of the Year award, and her early projects won recognition in the National Student Design Award and the Jewellery of the Year competition. Today, Šípková is recognised for pushing the field forward through experimentation, elegant minimalism and highly skilled craftsmanship.