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ELANIC GALLERY

ELANIC GALLERY positions jewelry at the intersection of sculpture and storytelling, where each piece transcends adornment to become a wearable artifact. Founded by Evgenia Elanic, the brand draws from a rich conceptual framework – fading empires, resilient femininity, and the quiet poetry of endurance – translating these narratives into bold, highly refined forms.

Elanic’s practice is rooted in an art-driven methodology, with works exhibited internationally at platforms such as Venice Design Week and prominent jewelry weeks across Rome, Brussels, and Munich. The brand has also garnered editorial recognition in Tatler UK and commercial visibility through campaigns with Vivienne Sabo.

Produced with meticulous attention to detail, each design reflects a sculptural sensibility – structured yet expressive, opulent yet intentional. Signature styles favor statement silhouettes and architectural compositions, positioning ELANIC GALLERY within the collectible jewelry space. Retail prices typically range from accessible luxury to high-end statement pieces, aligning with collectors and fashion-forward audiences seeking jewelry as narrative-driven art.

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MEET THE DESIGNER
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"I mostly work on staying authentic and exploring new angles of what I am as a designer."

Evgenia Elanic, ELANIC GALLERY
MINI INTERVIEW

How do you stay up-to-date with fashion trends?
I like to say that it’s fashion trends that are catching up with me. I mostly work on staying authentic and exploring new angles of what I am as a designer. And the results of my reflection seem to be relevant in today’s context: when I look at new trends and fashion digests, I just make a mental note whenever I see something close to my taste – and usually, I do.

What’s your process for designing a new collection?
Usually I have some idea, or a detail, or a motif I would like to explore, and my aim for a collection is the feeling that I scratched that itch and it brought me satisfaction. I also study my emotional and mental state before developing the collection’s story and philosophy to build a coherent, deep, and compelling narrative. It is important for me to stay sincere, and this is how my collections stay relevant.

What’s your favorite project you’ve ever worked on??
A couple years ago I partnered with a clothing brand to create some jewelry for their runway looks. It was so much fun to see my designs on an actual runway! For a jewelry designer, there’s little opportunity to do that. And it was a great chance to work extensively on bold, huge, experimental pieces—I still love the results of that collaboration very much.

How do you choose colors for your designs?
Very often I omit colors at all. I am a fan of monochrome textures and shapes, so often my initial designs are pure polished silver and colorless stones – the essence of shine and sparkle. But I can’t deny the charm of colored gemstones, so after I’m done designing, I select those that are most fitting for this collection’s spirit: vibrant and pure-colored for Art Deco, pale and soft for romantic designs, or something special like moonstones for mystical vibes.

How do you balance creativity with wearability in your designs?
I design a little bit for everyone. I need space where I do whatever I want completely; these art pieces mostly go to exhibitions or fashion collaborations. Then there are "party-wearable" designs, and there’s quite enough opportunity to have fun too. Some designs naturally turn out very wearable; not everything needs to have meters of chains (as much as I love them). And when I purposefully design something for daily wear, I simply see it as an act of care for my audience who love my jewelry but may have more strict demands regarding comfort.