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ISKIN JEWELRY
ISKIN Sisters—the creative partnership of Gabriela and Karina Iskin, Brazilian‑Argentinean designers—are known for crafting contemporary Iskin jewelry that merges innovation, geometry, and storytelling. Their collections explore unconventional materials such as leather, acrylic, and stainless steel, transforming them into conceptual, sculptural pieces that feel modern, expressive, and effortlessly wearable.
Founded in Buenos Aires in 2004, the brand maintains a strong commitment to craftsmanship: every Iskin Sisters necklace, bracelet, and earring is hand‑finished and produced in their Argentine workshop. Their design language draws inspiration from architecture, childhood memories, nature, art, and global travel, resulting in architect‑designed jewelry with a distinctly playful, transformative spirit.
Recognized worldwide, ISKIN Sisters jewelry has been selected by prestigious museum stores and exhibited internationally, celebrated for its bold geometric forms and innovative use of materials.
