About

I’m Anna Reikher, a jewelry designer based in Italy. I create sculptural pieces inspired by nature, crafted through a blend of traditional wax techniques and modern 3D technologies. Every piece is designed and finished by hand in my studio near Lake Como.

My Journey

I’ve always been drawn to the hidden details of insects, plants, and natural forms. After studying jewelry design and new technologies in Milan, I developed a process that merges ancient wax‑carving traditions with modern 3D printing. This hybrid approach lets me capture delicate natural details with sculptural precision.

What Inspires Me

Each collection begins with sketches, macro photography, and material studies. I explore the colors, textures, and anatomy of insects and flora, translating them into wearable sculptures. My goal is to create jewelry that feels alive — pieces that carry a story, a memory, or a fragment of nature.

Sustainability Matters

I produce my jewelry in small batches and on demand to avoid waste. Every piece is designed and hand‑finished in my studio near Lake Como, using responsible materials and traditional techniques. I fight over‑consumerism by creating jewelry meant to last — pieces you’ll cherish for years, not seasons.

From Sketch to Sculpture

Each piece begins as a handmade drawing, then evolves into a sculptural form through a digital process. This approach lets me capture delicate natural details while keeping the soul of traditional craftsmanship. Every model is refined and finished by hand to bring its character to life.