The Story Behind Melwasar

Melwasar was born from a love of nature and a fascination with the small, magical details that often go unnoticed — the shine of a ripe cherry, the curl of a petal, the fleeting shimmer of dew. I wanted to preserve these moments of beauty and turn them into something people could carry with them every day.

The name Melwasar grew out of my love for Tolkien’s Elvish languages and European folklore. To me, it whispers of “enchanted blossoms” and “beloved treasures of the forest.” It is a word that doesn’t exist in dictionaries but lives in imagination — a bridge between fantasy and reality, nature and art.

Each piece of jewelry I create is shaped by hand in Berlin, from polymer clay, with hours of detail and care. My style blends romantic Victorian influences with a touch of witchy mystery — a reflection of my belief that beauty is not only in grand gestures but also in the smallest, most delicate things.

Melwasar is more than jewelry. It’s a reminder to slow down, to notice the wonders around us, and to carry a little piece of everyday enchantment wherever we go.