Hubert Schmalix – Irony without pathos.
“In the 1960s and ‘70s, nearly every artist was creating jewellery as well. I wonder why this is no longer the norm today. It’s very exciting to work in a different métier, like jewellery, ceramics or glass.”
Feathers to Adorn – and Adore
For Köchert – the Imperial and Royal Court jewellers to the Habsburgs – it was somewhat of a challenge to transform the delicate feather into something precious and enduring.
Xenia Hausner – Left, Right
For our company, the internationally known artist Xenia Hausner designed earrings entitled “left, right”.
Julia Landsiedl – Endemites
Julia Landsiedl reinterprets the traditional concept of the parure – a set of matching jewellery consisting of a necklace, earrings and brooch – in a refreshing, contemporary way.
Boris Podrecca – Basilea brooch
Boris Podrecca’s sensitivity in the choice of materials and colours is also reflected in his jewellery designs for the house of Köchert.
Eva Petrič – “Chromosomes in Love”
Love is the focus of this jewellery edition – love exists on all levels, in all colours and in all forms.
Julia Obermüller
At a very young age, jewelry designer Julia Obermüller won an important competition – it shouldn’t be the only one.
Uli Budde – Collier Unfold
Based on the mathematical geometry of the diamond cut, Uli Budde tried to reinterpret the fundamentals of this anatomy.
George Condo & Uncle Joe’s Head
Works by the renowned American artist can be found in numerous important international collections.
Calice earrings by Rainer Mutsch
Rainer Mutsch speaks a language of elegance and modernity. All points of overlap with Atelier Köchert.
