What makes Lydia’s jewelry stand out is that it is put together from simple geometrical shapes such as squares, rectangles or ovals in bright, primary colors - obvious references to Mondriaan and the Bauhaus school.

Another unique feature of Lydia’s work is that she avoids the use of traditional materials such as gold, silver or gems, and instead opts for a decisively modern material, i.e., plastic.

The result is a jewelry line that is fashion-forward yet timeless, eye-catching yet sophisticated.

Fit for all ages, Lydia’s pieces are eminently wearable whether at school, work, parties or nights on the town.

Lydia Bremer’s jewelry has been exhibited in several museums and galleries in Holland, Germany, France, Italy, Japan and the US.

The only condition is that the item and its gift box are both in perfect condition. Upon receiving your return you will be fully refunded.

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