A woman with curly black hair, wearing a black off-shoulder dress, standing against a red background.

IVELINA
DIOMOVA

Nature is not a model to be reproduced, but an experience.

For me, nature is a feeling — a fleeting moment of beauty, a quiet emotion, a memory I want to preserve.

Working predominantly in silver, I shape each petal, leaf and branch by hand, combining traditional metalsmithing techniques with hand-painted resin, touches of gold and gemstones. I do not seek to reproduce nature literally, but to preserve something of its presence — its delicacy, movement and quiet strength.

For me, a piece is truly complete when someone discovers an emotion of their own within it.

THE ESSENCE OF DIORA

Harmony lies at the heart of DIORA Jewels.

My work is a tribute to the beauty of nature — its diversity, authenticity and perfectly imperfect balance. In nature, nothing is completely identical, perfectly symmetrical or flawlessly perfect. Yet everything exists in harmony.

This natural balance inspires every piece I create. It reminds me that strength can be gentle, character can coexist with kindness, and beauty can be both striking and delicate.

Through my jewellery, I seek that same balance — between delicacy and strength, emotion and craftsmanship, nature and the human spirit.

My hope is that each piece becomes more than an ornament — a quiet reminder of the light, beauty and strength its wearer already carries within.

The most beautiful flowers do not try to become something else.
They simply bloom.

A decorative brooch in the shape of a flower with pink petals, a yellow and pink-dotted center, and a pink gemstone in the middle, set in silver.
Close-up of a person's hand painting a small white flower on a red object with a fine brush, with colorful rings at the bottom of the image.

MY JOURNEY

My creative journey began with making flowers from paper, continued with natural silk, and in 2018 led me to create my first jewellery pieces in resin.

Gradually, the desire for greater freedom of form drew me towards metal. My training at Atelier Burov in Plovdiv under Vladimir Burov laid the foundations of my work with silver and opened up new possibilities for bringing together form, colour, transparency and movement.

Today, I continue to explore different techniques and materials, searching for the truest expression of each new idea.

Two paper flowers, one large red and one smaller pink, on a white surface with red confetti and black and pink curls.
Close-up of a pink and white peony flower against a plain light background.
Close-up of a flower-shaped ring with a white petals design, featuring purple and black gemstones at the center and a small diamond accent, worn on a person's finger.
A close-up of a person holding a silver floral headpiece with pink orchids and metallic leaves, resting on a white surface.

SELECTED MILESTONES

Milano Jewelry Week Artistar Jewels

MILANO
2026

Featured in Spisanie 8, “Jewels from Forest Fairies”

SOFIA
2026

The Totem of the Poets

GALLERY GOTI
PLOVDIV
2025

Vladimir Burov and Students

GALLERY GOTI
PLOVDIV
2025