Inspired in the shapes and colors of masks and costumes worn at pagan-religious festivals in the north of Chile, Macarena Bernal fabricates unique pieces of jewellery. Streets filled with dancers, in towns located in the middle of the Atacama desert are the origin of her inspiration to create monthly jewellery collections.
The ancient technique of lampworking, together with silversmithing are her means of communicating her ideas to the world. Cristal and glass beads are put together with soft metals, and other materials to give life to earings, rings and necklaces full of color and grace, fit for a Ñusta (quechua for princess).