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About me
I have been making jewelry and pens for several years. In my portfolio you will find watches, rings, earrings, necklaces, bracelets and pens.
I make jewelry and pens from wood, resin, metal and precious stones. Each piece is made with enough care and love. During production, I make sure that each piece of jewelry is thoroughly processed, shaped and sanded to a perfect shape. As the final stage, impregnation is a surface treatment for perfect appearance and long-lasting durability.
I like to fulfill the wishes of customers and I am happy when they are satisfied with the result. That's why work fulfills me so much and is also fun for me.
My passion and job
The jewelry and pens I make in my workshop are created with great passion. I try to be as creative as possible with each piece.
A person like me, who likes colors, really "wins" at this job, so the combinations I create are endless.
Colors can be combined endlessly and that's what's perfect about it. If you have a wish, I will be happy to help you realize it and make it.
There is only one originality
Each piece of jewelry or pen made is original in its own way and you will see signs of my handiwork and love for the craft.
I care about careful workmanship and thoroughly check the quality of my jewelry. In case you would like to make custom jewelry, watches and pens, please do not hesitate to contact me.
I will design a unique design according to your ideas, according to which I will make tailor-made jewelry, watches and pens.
"Each piece is original, a person or a thing."
Dominik Fanta, handmade jewelery and pens
My story
I graduated from an arts and crafts school in the field of woodworking (artistic joiner). After school, my enthusiasm for wood temporarily left me, but still life led me back. The year I graduated, I first saw resin and wood work on the internet and it really intrigued me. I won't explain to anyone what happened in me at that moment, but the first opportunity I had to get a piece of board and buy my first resin, I did it and I wanted to do it and work with it forever. Not to mention that the board was not at all ideal to use and neither was the resin at the time. But I still have the cutting board at home today.
I have always been inclined to make miniature things that will be valuable. I really enjoy and fulfill detailed work, whether it is for example jewelry, pens or watches. I am grateful for the whole journey, even though in the beginning there were often nerves, failed attempts, when I tried new methods of production. There were a lot of dead ends, but I'm glad for it. Thanks to this, I learned to work alone, gained experience and valuable knowledge in this field.
I am constantly moving forward in production. I am thrilled when people like and enjoy the jewelry and pens.
