Madina Visconti

Descending from a long line of artists and industrialists, creativity surrounded Madina Visconti in all its forms. She grew up in the medieval Cinque Vie district in the heart of Milan, where she developed her artistic technique.

Among the art enthusiasts of her family, she was greatly influenced by her grandmother who would wear abstract geometric art as jewelry, designed for her by contemporary artists Magnelli and Ceroli, as well as her mother, who has been designing artisanal jewelry for many years.

Madina has always been fascinated by the flourishing beauty of nature. As a result, all her jewelry reflects organic elements, reimagining flowers, leaves, intertwined branches, stars and abstract patterns through the ancient metal-working process of lost-wax casting.