In April, the pop-up shop explores the Dimensions of Jewellery

On Petkovškovo nabrežje, the April pop-up shop presents 14 contemporary jewellery designers and one designer of unique lighting objects.

United by a shared passion for jewellery design and a love of handcraft, each piece expresses a unique personal signature of its creator. Their works are carefully crafted, contemporary, and distinctive — shaped through knowledge of traditional goldsmithing and fresh design approaches. Diverse styles, strong narratives, and timeless aesthetics — all in one place.

Meet the designers:

• Anita Sonc – creates unique, hand-shaped jewellery in silver and gold, expressing authenticity through a bold, unrestricted aesthetic that stands out from the crowd.
• Dalija Sega – an academic sculptor who creates unique jewellery as miniature sculptural forms in silver and gold. With an organic, sometimes provocative aesthetic inspired by nature, her pieces reveal hidden stories and personal expression.
• Dunja Trajkovska – creates simple, elegant, and timeless jewellery in precious metals, combining classical techniques with contemporary approaches and carrying stories of art, cultures, and travel.
• Ema Smodiš – jewellery designer and researcher of beauty, creating pieces with the heart symbol that combine tradition and modern goldsmithing, subtly reminding us of love as a foundation of life.
• Katarina Šporar Češarek – creates unique jewellery in precious metals and gemstones, inspired by nature, especially small creatures whose forms and structures are translated into contemporary handcrafted pieces.
• Katja Benevol Gabrijelčič – under the brand Vila Melyn, creates unique pieces in precious metals and synthetic materials inspired by literature, Slavic mythology, and Slovenian stone.
• Nina Podobnikar – creates unique jewellery that merges tradition and modernity, with each piece carrying subtle details, material refinement, and a personal expression of the designer.
• Olga Košica – creates author jewellery transforming textile knit structures into silver, combining craftsmanship and modern technologies into wearable artistic pieces that go beyond decoration.
• Petra Jančar – creates under the brand Rosalli. She works in silver and draws inspiration from nature, life, and tradition, with pieces that tell stories, including a special collection in Braille.
• Sabina Kozamernik – under the brand Bella Lumi, creates handcrafted pieces in gold, silver, and gemstones that combine timelessness, subtle beauty, and personal narratives of the wearer.
• Tea Gabrovec – creates unique handmade lighting objects PAPILUM from recycled materials and jewellery in precious metals, combining aesthetics, warmth, nature, and personal stories into thoughtful environments.
• Tina Mežek – master goldsmith, designer, and mentor, combining traditional techniques, contemporary jewellery, and a deep relationship with material, while creating space for artistic development and knowledge transfer.
• Neža Ivnik – a metallurgical engineer who creates metal jewellery shaped through hammering, rolling, and soldering, inspired by Slovenian metallurgical heritage and personal artistic expression.
• Anja Juvan – creates jewellery as an artistic expression with emotional depth, drawing inspiration from nature and material, combining various goldsmithing techniques and personal energy in each piece.Andrej Kos – creates contemporary author jewellery as intimate metal sculptures that tell stories of persistence, transformation, and rediscovery through form, texture, and personal meaning.

Browse the shelves and find a piece of jewellery for yourself or your loved ones. Visit the Dimenzije nakita pop-up shop until the end of April, Monday to Sunday, between 10:00 and 18:00.