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From Aisle Aversion to Artistic Expression: Your Goldammer Journey

Remember the endless rows of generic jewelry, all looking the same? Forget them. Goldammer Jewelry, established in 2023, offers an escape from the conventional – a haven for bold, geometric pieces that speak volumes about your individuality.

Goldammer was born out of a love for metal and the fun in creative expression. 

 

Drawing of a mashup of the Cretan “Snake Goddess” and a pair of wire wrapping pliers, 2020

Imagine leaving the predictable behind and finding a necklace that dazzles with your every move, earrings that confidently exude your unique style, and rings that hold cherished memories close to your heart. Each piece is meticulously crafted by me, drawing inspiration from my early explorations with polymer clay alongside my mom, a fascination with geometric shapes, the ancient mediterranean cultures and perfected by years of classes with a master jeweler.

Fun fact, as a kid I considered studying Egyptology for a while, but ended up doing mechanical engineering and automation. Working with metal was a big part during my prerequisite internships for University in Germany and sparked a deeper curiosity to explore this medium.

Early welding can be seen in this steel frame, 1995

A 2022 workshop in New York that taught me ancient goldsmithing techniques, further deepening my passion to create something truly distinctive and expressive. These influences resonate in every piece, offering more than just adornment – they're an invitation to embrace your authentic self.

Forget blending in, let Goldammer Jewelry be your partner in self-discovery. Find the piece that makes you happy, the one that adds a touch of quiet luxury and personalized artistry to your everyday life.

Are you ready to break free from the ordinary? Explore my collection and discover your perfect match: Shop all Jewelry

What does Goldammer mean? 

Goldammer is German for a little songbird, the Yellowhammer. A perfect combination of my origins and love for birds, which made the name an easy choice. The logo is a combination of a ball peen hammer and a bird - just look closely.