RAW STATE

Guided by matter in its most original state, Alexandra Mayrena David imagines and creates minimalist jewelry combining design and reversibility. Influenced by design and architecture, the Stijl movement, the Bauhaus and the Art Deco style, Alexandra combines design and jeweler mixing pure lines and architectural forms.

Neither frontside nor backside, the jewels exist in their entirety.
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REVERSIBLE COLLECTION

Mayrena Paris reveals a collection of reversible, minimalist and modern jewelry. Without front or back, Mayrena's jewelry has no hidden side. From the point to the line, from the square to the circle, Alexandra breaks the classical codes and the balance of traditional jewel typology. Indeed, Alexandra works on other ways that a jewel has to exist on the body. She sees it as a sculpture based on the woman.
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A RAW AND ARTISANAL CREATION TECHNIQUE

Alexandra works on combinations, uses certain assembly techniques, plays with fundamental shapes, angles, curves and shapes the wire as a draftsman would bring his drawing to life.

“ I like to combine the drawing technique with the shaping of the yarn. It is a permanent dialogue that allows me to always go further and to develop each of my creation. Sometimes unexpected things happen due to the constraint of the material or the vision of the 2D plane. This is the kind of surprise I'm looking for. They allow me to adapt the initial project to reality. During the final rendering, I materialize all my ideas in 3D on CAD software for more precision towards manufacturing”.

“My inspirations are numerous. I grew up in Normandy, surrounded by horses. Equestrian aesthetics have always had a great influence on me. I would salvage horse bits and modify them to make belt buckles, and I would divert snaffle rings to combine them with a bracelet or a necklace. My professional career in product design at La Cambre in Brussels, as well as two years of freelance work for Dutch designers in Rotterdam, allowed me to develop a strong interest in the minimalist, raw, and modern aesthetic of the Nordic countries. The bracelets and necklaces are entirely made in my workshop and then plated by one of the best Parisian galvanizing specialists. The base of the rings is made abroad. The finishing is done in our Nordic workshop and the plating in the same workshop as the bracelets and necklaces.”