It's safe to assume most fashion people aren't consumed with a deep passion for numbers and experiments; however, Aminimal makes math and science not only accessible but truly beautiful and stylish as well.
The words jewelry design don't immediately conjure images of magnetic fields and computer programs, but that is exactly the approach that John Briscella and Svetlana Blum took with their first Field Test Collection for Aminimal. Both Briscella and Blum came to jewelry through their work in industrial design. That analytic approach has paid off for Aminimal; they've been able to channel their passions for math and science into truly special creations that are more wearable art-piece than girlish bauble.
One of Aminimal's signature materials is nylon that is printed into shapes using a SLS 3D printer. The production may be minimal, even industrial, but the end result is hardly sterile. Each piece is first created using a computer program that Briscella and Blum experiment with and manipulate before reaching the final incarnation of the design. With such an accessible price point, Briscella and Blum have successfully created art that is truly for the (fashion) masses.Shop Aminimal Studio
