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Isabelle Zumbrunn, trained in architecture, draws her inspiration from architecture and nature, but also myths and the spiritual potential of stones and natural materials.
After working along with architects, then at Hilton McConnico and Balmain, she pursued her career in applying the principles of design to the world of jewelry.
Like the ancients, who believed their amulets of gemstones had virtues capable of improving physical or emotional aspects, Isabelle Zumbrunn gives a sense to aesthetics, delivering each jewel with a booklet explaining the qualities of metals and stones composing it.
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Isabelle Zumbrunn, trained in architecture, draws her inspiration from architecture and nature, but also myths and the spiritual potential of stones and natural materials.
After working along with architects, then at Hilton McConnico and Balmain, she pursued her career in applying the principles of design to the world of jewelry.
Like the ancients, who believed their amulets of gemstones had virtues capable of improving physical or emotional aspects, Isabelle Zumbrunn gives a sense to aesthetics, delivering each jewel with a booklet explaining the qualities of metals and stones composing it.
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