The VYTOKY Jewelry Collection
The VYTOKY jewelry line offers a fresh take on ornament design, with its visual language drawn from the painted pottery of the Trypillian culture. Its key motif is a soft, triangular shape that mirrors the rounded curves, ribbon-like decorations, braided patterns, and arching lines that served as creative references for the artistic team. The lineup includes earrings, rings, pendants, bracelets, and necklaces.
- earrings
- rings
- pendants
- bracelets
- necklaces
Each VYTOKY piece is crafted from both white and yellow gold: the outer contour is made in white gold, while the inner part is yellow gold. Certain pieces feature diamond accents along their lines, adding an extra layer of refinement. The collection’s standout item is a pendant suspended from a sheer organza ribbon, offered in black, brown, cherry, and emerald versions. It can be styled as a choker or worn lower, much like a traditional dukach, allowing the wearer to switch up the look.
Where Jewelry Meets Nature
In the campaign accompanying the release, the featured model interacts with raw clay, vine, fabric, and other natural textures, reinforcing the bond between jewelry making and the natural world. VYTOKY captures both the visual heritage of ancient traditions and a contemporary design sensibility.
The collection shows how age-old artistic language can meet modern jewelry trends, making it appealing to those interested in cultural history as well as to fans of current design aesthetics. Its craftsmanship, imaginative use of materials, and sculptural forms all point back to Ukraine’s cultural legacy, and the launch also reflects a wider shift toward local design and traditional references in today’s jewelry scene. Trypillia, after all, is one of Europe’s oldest known civilizations, and its ceramic art continues to resonate.