"My mind helps me create artistic images.
Another person's mind helps them understand them.
Together, this dialogue makes me an artist-jeweler."
Tetyana Kalyuzhna is a hereditary jeweler and a jewelry designer-artist with formal education in art, jewelry design, and gemology. She studied at the State Gemological Center of Ukraine.
In 1994, she completed a course in
Jewelry Design in Bari, Italy. In 1996, she continued her studies in Diagnostics
of Synthetic Diamonds in Tel Aviv, Israel. In 1998, she mastered the technique of invisible gemstone setting in Antwerp, Belgium.
Since 1996, Tetyana has worked as a creative designer and jeweler at the Tetyana Kalyuzhna Gallery.
Over the years, she has participated in more than 30 exhibitions in Ukraine, as well as 9 international exhibitions in countries such as Germany, Italy, Spain, and Romania.
Tetyana is the author and creator of distinctive jewelry pieces inspired by nature, architecture, and color, blending artistic vision with masterful craftsmanship.
SHORT BIOGRAPHY
Tetyana Kalyuzhna is a hereditary jeweler and a jewelry designer-artist with formal education in art, jewelry design, and gemology. She studied at the State Gemological Center of Ukraine.
In 1994, she completed a course in
Jewelry Design in Bari, Italy. In 1996, she continued her studies in Diagnostics
of Synthetic Diamonds in Tel Aviv, Israel. In 1998, she mastered the technique of invisible gemstone setting in Antwerp, Belgium.
Since 1996, Tetyana has worked as a creative designer and jeweler at the Tetyana Kalyuzhna Gallery.
Over the years, she has participated in more than 30 exhibitions in Ukraine, as well as 9 international exhibitions in countries such as Germany, Italy, Spain, and Romania.
Tetyana is the author and creator of distinctive jewelry pieces inspired by nature, architecture, and color, blending artistic vision with masterful craftsmanship.
GRANDS AND AWARDS
2004 – Medal for Significant Contribution to the Development of Ukrainian Culture and Art, awarded by the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine.
2013 – National Record for creating a unique miner's helmet made of silver, coal, and black diamonds, recognized by the National Register of Records of Ukraine, Donetsk, Ukraine.
2016 – Order of Franz Birnbaum for outstanding achievements in the development of jewelry art, awarded by the Fabergé Memorial Foundation, Kyiv, Ukraine.
