What is Punk Jewelry?

The literal translation of the word punk is “good for nothing” or “worthless.”

Punk is an attitude, a revolt, a way of saying no to what exists in order to invent something else. When the Sex Pistols shout "No Future," they reject the established order and open up a new field, even if it is chaotic. When Patti Smith chants her poems, she blurs the lines between poetry and rock. When Vivienne Westwood dresses the street in chains and pins, she transforms the accessory into a manifesto.

My jewelry is part of this same approach.

I am self-taught: I claim no heritage, no tradition. Like the punks who learned the guitar without music theory, I took concrete, a raw and thankless material, and made it into a language. I don't reproduce, I invent.

Punk jewelry is a deconstruction, a rupture: no benchmarks, no comfort. It's a space of radical freedom, where a new language is invented. Each piece is a fragment of a manifesto, a statement worn directly on the skin.

My approach is deliberately iconoclastic. I have a strong taste for provocation. It's not a stylistic effect, but a creative force for me: shocking the habits of the gaze, shifting benchmarks, shaking up the obvious.

My jewelry doesn't seek to please everyone. It embraces a striking aesthetic, a visual shock, sometimes disturbing, always unique. Like a saturated riff or a shout into a microphone, it breaks the mold and asserts itself.

No school. No teacher. No rules.

I break. I break down barriers. I invent.

Each piece is a rupture, like a provocation. 

Here, the jewel becomes manifest.

I make the raw an aesthetic.

I create a new and free language.

Will you follow me?