My name is Bianca and I am a jewellery artist based in Tallinn, Estonia. I graduated from the Jewellery Department of the Estonian Academy of Arts with a Bachelor’s degree in 2024. During my studies I also spent exchange semesters at Alchimia Contemporary Jewellery School in Florence, Italy, and at Campus Idar-Oberstein in Germany.

I am drawn to both traditional jewellery techniques and contemporary approaches. These days I work primarily with filigree, with a focus on ears. Anatomical ear jewellery has been a continuous theme in my work since 2021. Through working with ear moulds I have explored how the body can guide the design of a piece: no two ears are the same and each requires its own solution. I am interested in wearability that offers seamless comfort: jewellery that rests naturally on the body and feels as though it becomes one with it.

My work grows out of small observations: conversations, textures, the tactile qualities of sound, shifting moods, changing seasons and moments of everyday magic that I try to bring into life through making.

BINNA is a continuation of my artistic practice, translated into jewellery made for everyday wear. Each piece is handmade and shaped with care, meant to offer a sense of companionship. The name BINNA carries several meanings that form a whole. It means ear, a form that echoes through my practice again and again. It means to weave, mirroring the craft of filigree. It means a species of moth. Sometimes late at night moths find their way to my workshop window and they, too, have come to mean something to me. And it means me. And it means me.