This bracelet, finished with a bright yellow powdered coat, was shaped by hand from steel mesh, cut, bent and soldered into its final form. The materials are iconic to Dimitar Delchev’s work, who has specialised in the field of contemporary jewellery by favouring the use of both precious materials and alternative materials throughout his creations.

These three rings, finished with a bright yellow, red and green powdered coats, were shaped by hand from steel mesh, cut, bent and soldered into their final form. The forms of Dimitar's work are strongly influenced by architectural and sculptural forms found in objects throughout nature.

These four brooches, finished with bright coloured finishes, were shaped by hand from refractory rubber, alpaca and steel wire. The materials are typical of Dimitar's work, who favours the use of both precious materials and alternative materials for his creations.

These two brooches, finished in matt white and black, were shaped by hand from steel mesh, cut, bent and soldered into their final form. The materials are typical of Dimitar's work, who favours the use of both precious materials and alternative materials for his creations.

Height 6 cm
Width 6 cm
Depth 3 cm

This brooch, with black finish, was shaped by hand from steel mesh, cut, bent and soldered it to its final form. The materials are typical of Dimitar's work, who favours the use of both precious materials and alternative materials for his creations.

Diameter 9 cm