2819 Jewelry

Brutalist aesthetics redefined through handcrafted silver

In a world increasingly drawn to the sleek and the synthetic, the 2819 Jewelry Collection at Mono-Krom Gallery reintroduces the art of imperfection. Rooted in the brutalist design ethos, each piece speaks to individuality, rebellion, and authenticity. Designed by Tim Esser and handcrafted in Leipzig, this collection merges avant-garde aesthetics with artisanal techniques — making it a seamless fit for Mono-Krom’s curatorial vision: contemporary expressions that disrupt tradition while honoring craft.

This is not jewelry that decorates — it declares. Made from high-grade 950 and 925 sterling silver, the designs are architectural and elemental, evoking the raw textures and bold geometry of brutalist structures. Think angular rings that feel like miniature sculptures, pendants that hint at ritualistic forms, and one-of-a-kind pieces forged with purpose. Every item in the collection is shaped by hand using a fusion of 3D modeling and traditional lost-wax casting, resulting in forms that are never duplicated and always distinct.

Rings and pendants shaped by rebellion, cast with precision

2819 Jewelry was chosen for Mono-Krom Gallery not only for its visual language, but for what it represents: a resistance to mass production, a dedication to local craftsmanship, and a commitment to wearable art that challenges conformity. This collection stands for slow luxury, for a return to substance, and for the power of the object to carry emotion and meaning. It resonates with collectors, creatives, and those seeking deeper connections through the objects they wear.