Every Frolov Jewels piece exists as a single one. Not an edition — one object for one person. Which makes it all the more meaningful that among those who have chosen to wear Frolov Jewels in public are Ukrainian artists whose taste needs no introduction.
Iryna Bilyk
Singer, a legend of Ukrainian pop
For Iryna, a mother-of-pearl necklace was born — not a catalogue item but a separate work: a gesture of respect toward a woman whose voice has been part of Ukraine’s cultural memory for years.
“Thank you. I adore it. It’s so beautifully made — and so Ukrainian.”
— Iryna Bilyk
alyona alyona
Rapper, Ukraine’s representative at Eurovision 2024
She received a Frolov Jewels piece — and spoke about it to camera, for her own audience. Then she wore it on stage. A one-of-a-kind object, under the spotlights, as part of the artist’s image.
“Who am I to turn down a piece like this? Girls, this is just — WOW!”
“These zgardy are protective. May they shield me so that no one, ever, does anything.”
— alyona alyona (translated from Ukrainian)
One piece — one story.
Thank you to everyone who wears Frolov Jewels as part of who they are.