Elisabeth Habig studied millinery because she has always liked to work with her hands. But the experience of soldering a piece of wire into a ring made her change her path. "Creating the ring without seeing its beginning and end afterwards was a magical experience," she says. A passionate collector of structures, Elisabeth loves casting techniques in all their variations, including sand and cuttlefish bone casting. She experiments a lot with organic materials to develop her unique design language. Her Globetrotter collection became a trademark: the series, consisting of bracelets, rings, necklaces and earrings, is inspired by the ancient Etruscan granulation technique, in which tiny metal beads create a relief reminiscent of geographical maps.
Elisabeth Habig
