Donna V Jewelry
Donna Veverka • Boston • 857.222.0332
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A real passion for history and architecture inspire my jewelry. Thick rings, wide bracelets and forged chains connect the wearer to an ancient, romantic world.
photography by: James Hull and Donna Veverka
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These comfortably dangerous, slightly edgy works, stand out from the crowd with confidence. The symmetry of repeated arches, forged armor studs and intricate tracery continue a tradition used for centuries to impress. Blade forms and battlements that once protected castles now guard fingers and accent necklines.
Baltimore Feb 21 - 23
Booth #462
https://craftcouncil.org/events/american-craft-made-baltimore/
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Atlanta Contemporary Jewelry Show March 8 & 9
The Carter Center, Atlanta, GA
https://atlantacontemporaryjewelryshow.com/
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Main Street Fort Worth Arts Festival April 10 - 13
Booth #329
Fort Worth, TX
https://mainstreetartsfest.org/
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Paradise City Arts Northampton May 24 - 26
Northampton, MA
https://festivals.paradisecityarts.com/shows/northampton-may-show
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Cherry Creek Arts Festival July 4-6
Denver, CO
Travel, Archive, Reviews and Awards
"Donna Veverka’s passion for architecture does not translate to the mere replication of famous buildings. She has developed an iconography of place with the human at its center. Hands will transport impossible aqueducts and domed chapels, the chest will have the structure of a stain glass window at its heart, ears have fragmented columns swinging from their lobes. At once Place, Space and Talisman, the objects she creates are resolutely permanent in an impermanent world." - EVD
A Visit to Florence's Stibbert Museum, and recent adventures in Italy
In May 2022 Donna had a chance to finally visit the famous Stibbert Museum and the mind-boggling armor collection housed in the amazing Palazzo in the hills above Florence, Italy. The works just added to the website (pictured left and below) demonstrate how ironwork and the craftsmanship of Medieval and Renaissance Italian artisans continue to inspire her studio practice.




