The soul of Art Nouveau adorns – design inspired by Riga's art and architecture

The streets of Riga are home to the signatures of outstanding architects — they are open-air galleries of living art. My journey in the world of jewelry has only just begun, and my goal is to create an opportunity to take a piece of the city with you — its beauty, rhythm, and mood

The jewelry combines contemporary technologies and classic materials: silver and amber

Amber is incorporated into the jewelry using a unique combination of technologies, allowing it to retain its color and shine over time. The jewelry is light and delicate—featuring portraits of Art Nouveau buildings, plant motifs, birds, and other elements.
The use of amber is not accidental—the material, known as the sun stone, is millions of years old. It can recharge a person's energy, beautify skin and hair, soothe the nervous system, and reduce headaches.
By combining practicality with aesthetics, a high-quality, exquisite jewelry collection has been created, available to everyone.
Now it is possible to take the beauty of Alberta Street with you, gift it to your loved ones, friends, business partners, or wear it yourself.
Enjoy this beauty and be inspired!

ALBERTA STREET 4

The building at Alberta Street 4, built in 1904 according to the project of Mikhail Eisenstein, was once the rental house of State Councillor Andrejs Žebedinskis.
The most elegant and artistically original eclectically decorative Art Nouveau building.

12 Alberta Street

Architect: Konstantīns Pēkšēns. The project was also developed with the participation of E. Laube, who at that time was still an architecture student. The building stands out for its extremely strong volumetric plasticity and expressive silhouette. In the architectural base form, the masterfully incorporated ornamental reliefs stylize local plant and animal motifs – needles, cones, and squirrels. Several living room windows feature stained glass with depictions of exotic plants.

KALPAKA 13

State Academy of Art. Project author – V. Bokslafs. Building constructed – from 1902 to 1905. This building is one of the most impressive architectural monuments of early 20th-century Riga.

Alberta 12

alberta 13

Architect: Mikhail Eisenstein. Year 1904.

Elizabetes 10b

Architect: Mikhail Eisenstein. 1903. The rich ornamental stucco decoration of the facade is also present in the building at 10b Elizabetes Street. Especially notable is the composition of masks, peacocks, sculpted heads, and geometric figures crowning the facade, as well as the facade areas covered with blue ceramic tiles on the upper floors.

alberta 4

The building at 4 Alberta Street, built in 1904 according to Mikhail Eisenstein's design, was once the rental house of State Councillor Andrejs Žebedinskis. The most elegant and artistically original eclectically decorative Art Nouveau building.