Simple is Sometimes the Best Way to Go

Minimalism is one of the most hyped jewelry trends known today, which is kind of paradoxical when you think about it. Many minimalistic works feature stone-less pure gold compositions, trailing allure through sheet scintillation or broad-scaped reflections. A lot of the surface light plays a huge part in generating the beauty of these simple, yet delightful pieces.



Anne Manns is a jewelry designer based in Berlin, and a lot of her designs feature some of the most beautiful examples of minimalism we have ever seen. From the sweetly rounded edges of her many creations, to the humble-themed subjects and glints of gold that sparkle across her collections, Manns has truly mastered the genre by heart.



A recent up-and-comer to the world of jewelry, she has yet to reach her full potential in this line of work, however even at such a recent starting-point, her knack for pretties' and shinies' can overwhelm the senses. We actually love her products, they're dainty, well made and display a combination of cuteness and elegance (which normally contradict each other).



Inspired by sculptural art, women and themes of nature, she seeks to use modern shapes and geometries to create everlasting pieces to be cherished by her customers and patrons. Anne utilizes 3D stitching in her jewelry craft, in order to create textile surfaces with an inherently curious structure. Combining and matching different materials has also been a fancy for the emerging jewelry designer.