I grew up among art history books, brushes and a lot of color. My mother plays an important role in my history, but during adolescence, I understood the difficulties of an artist's life and decided to pursue a stable career. I studied law and followed the legal career in the capital of Brazil, Brasilia, where I worked in the Senate and the federal government. However, my heart was never there and I tried to find another alternative of work and achievement for me. I met the jewelry world because of a friend, took a course in the area and fell in love. I worked with the laws during the day and spent the night coloring and drawing jewelry. I made a jewel or another when some friend asked and produced some pieces in an experimental partnership. At the end of 2018, I found happiness in art and began to design the jewelry collection of my dreams. In early 2019, I manufactured some pieces from the collection and posted the images on Instagram. In a few days after that, my life changed! I was invited to participate in five design and jewelry fairs and the publication of the contemporary Brazilian jewelry book of 2019. I participated in the 1st jewelry fair in South America, in São Paulo. Satisfied and driven by the excellent receptivity of my first collection, I abandoned the legal career and embraced the project that gives me joys the most. Producing jewelry is like living a dream! I've never been happier and whole! It's that energy, asleep for so many years that I put in my job. About the present and the future: My work has been noticed by relevant names in the world of jewelry and this validation indicates that I am on the right track. I found creative people in the world of jewelry, full of sensitivity. My purpose is to build a solid career, deserve to be part of this group and, finally, live from art and affection.

Van Gogh Earrings by Larissa Moraes Earrings inspired by the Almond Tree in Blossom painted by Van Gogh. The delicacy of the branches are reproduced by delicate Cartier-type chains that, like the branches, sway with the wind. The various shades by different gemstones, from almost white to a more intense pink, represent the shades of your flowers. The cluster of blooming flowers are represented with different cutstones. Made with 18k gold, pink diamonds, morganites, pink sapphires and pink tourmalines. Polished and textured finish. Extremely light and with perfect fit. This is the arrival of spring in the form of a jewel.

Van Gogh's Rosebush Necklace by Larissa Moraes A handmade necklace m inspired by Van Gogh's “Rosebush in Blossom” painting. The Rosebush Necklace are made with the best raw material: gold 18k and pearls. Pearls represent the rounded shapes and different sizes of the roses on Van Gogh's canvas. Van Gogh's branches became gold as they connect pearl to pearl in a complex web of beauty. The necklace's tip is detachable, allowing the user to match the mood and neckline of the day. This necklace was made for the red carpet.

Van Gogh's Gladioli Necklace by Larissa Moraes A handmade necklace inspired by van Gogh's gladiolus painting. Made of 18k gold, morganites, rubies and citrines. The diversity of the flowers is represented in the natural gemstones' different hues and colors. Delicate carvings in the gold represent the leaves' midrib and veins. Nature’s asymmetry and balance can be seen in the necklace delicate contours making it both bold and striking to the human eye.

Irises Ring by Larissa Moraes The Irises jewelry is art inspired by art. Van Gogh's irises have blue flowers with sword shaped leaves that are long and laminar. The flowers are represented in this double ring by sapphires and topazes while the sculptured gold conveys the leaves in their movement. The double ring is both comfortable and stunning. This is a jewel that literally puts art and nature in your hands.

Van Gogh's Sunflower Earrings by Larissa Moraes Pair of handmade earrings made with the best raw material: gold 18k and natural gemstones. Van Gogh's sunflowers are perfectly materialized in the many yellow hues of citrines. The gemstones overlap each other creating a 3D effect seen in flowers and their many layers. A matte finish with lines represents the leaves while a polished finish is used to represent the branches.

Larissa Moraes

SQN 213 Bloco F

70872-060

P: 61992585956

Larissa Moraes is AIBA member since 2020, with 10160 AIBA rating.