The Lobortas brand, based in Kyiv, offers elaborate jewelry, some of which draws inspiration from Ukrainian artistic design.
Anastasia Lobortas serves as the creative director of the Lobortas art and jewelry house, headquartered in Kyiv, Ukraine. Creating jewelry amidst Russian bombardment is surely no easy task, yet work continues at the Maison.
Active for 30 years, Lobortas produces both jewelry and sculptural creations crafted from precious materials. The jewelry reflects the traditional style of Eastern European goldsmithing, featuring intricate chasing, enamel work, and large gemstones. Furthermore, some pieces are inspired by decorative motifs found in Ukrainian architecture—such as those seen in the city’s Saint Sophia Cathedral.
Beyond this, Lobortas also boasts original engineering systems and innovative inventions, the result of collaboration between its creative laboratory and design studio. Over more than three decades, the Maison has developed over 120 inventions and numerous innovations. The founder himself, Igor Lobortas, is the creator and inventor of various artistic and technical solutions for jewelry—some of which are highly innovative and protected by international patents. This internal synergy allows the firm’s output to be described as the product of “collective authorship.” In addition to classic pieces for weddings or anniversaries, Lobortas also creates unique, one-of-a-kind works, including custom commissions.
