Unlike clothing, jewelry is something that can often become all the more precious — once it's driven off the proverbial lot. The sentiments and connection that are forged through wear only serve to increase the value of a much-loved item, allowing it to take on an extension of your own personality and experiences. It is this aspect of worth that German jewelry designer Frederica achieves with her line, Fove.
Not just a manifestation of its Urban Dictionary definition, each Fove piece is intentionally made from non-precious materials, like aluminum, steel, brass, and copper. Like a true artist, Frederica finds inspiration in places that others often overlook, and she crafts her works with artisan talent and an elegant yet forward sensibility. Her look is a mix of bold simplicity and subtle complexity, which results in statement pieces that seem organic, despite their modern appeal.
Each piece reflects a thoughtfulness that harmonizes the materials with the final designs — a shining example that true worth lies not in what is told to you, but what you know to be true.
Text Tienlyn Jacobson
Source Fove
