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Daniela Boni 
Different Ornaments

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Born in Buenos Aires, Daniela Boni lives and works in Turin. She began her professional journey as an interior designer, a foundational experience that allowed her to experiment with matter to shape spaces.

 

This profound knowledge of materials has guided her over the years toward her current artistic evolution: the creation of textured jewelry through her project Different Ornaments.

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Daniela’s research focuses on the seductive forms of nature, gems, roots, knots, and bark ,which, with their sinuous curves, echo those of the human body, blending earthly reality with a vibrant and enchanted dimension.

Each piece is crafted entirely by hand, with the artist infusing a sense of slow time and deep dedication into every creation.

Just like in nature, where every stone and every human being is unique, no two pieces of jewelry are ever the same.

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Her philosophy combines high craftsmanship with sustainability: utilizing premium materials, such as finest quality, Italian-sourced surplus leather unused by major fashion brands, grants her works an extraordinary and intrinsic lightness.

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Even when dealing with visually striking, large-scale pieces, the jewelry is virtually weightless and establishes a living bond with the body: being crafted from leather, it becomes deeply personal, welcoming over time the unique shape and scent of the wearer.

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Completing each work is a careful selection of stones and minerals, integrated to bestow strength and profound energy upon those who wear them.

Each of her creations is thus born as a unique and intimate piece, capable of reconnecting human beings with nature.

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2026  MAD Museum NYC

 

2024  CLUSTER London Contemporary Jewelry. /winning the                ACJ Award at Cluster 2024

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2018  AUTOR Bucarest Contemporary Jewellery

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2018  SIERAAD  Amsterdam ART FAIR 

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2017  JOYA Barcelona Art Jewellery & Objects

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2017  CREATIVITY Oggetti gallery  Turin  Italy solo exhibition 

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