Col·lecció Oceanica de Joidart

The pieces are based on organic, essential forms, with lines that avoid the rigidity of perfect geometry in favour of a more natural expression. Curves, irregularities and continuous surfaces create jewellery that appears to have been shaped by movement.

Oceanica thus establishes a dialogue between art, sculpture, design and contemporary jewellery.

Carla Cascales Alimbau: from sculpture to jewellery

The work of Carla Cascales Alimbau is characterised by a minimalist approach to form, material and space.

In Oceanica, this creative universe is transformed into jewellery that retains a distinctly sculptural dimension. Forms are reduced to their essential elements, while subtle irregularities become part of each design's identity rather than imperfections.

The result is jewellery that appears simple yet has a strong three-dimensional presence.

Organic forms inspired by movement

Oceanica deliberately avoids excessively rigid or symmetrical forms.

Its lines seem to evolve naturally: they curve, twist and subtly change direction, creating a sense of contained movement.

This formal language recalls processes found in nature, where forms are rarely completely regular. It is precisely this controlled irregularity that gives the collection its distinctive character.

The beauty of imperfection

One of Oceanica's defining ideas is the understanding of imperfection as an aesthetic value.

A slightly asymmetrical curve or a surface that does not follow exact geometry introduces a more human, organic quality into the design.

This approach to form connects jewellery with contemporary sculpture and turns each piece into an object that can be appreciated from different angles.

Jewellery as small wearable sculptures

Rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets allow Oceanica's visual language to interact with different parts of the body.

In the Oceanica ring, a flat band curves and twists around the finger, transforming an elementary shape into a small sculptural volume.

The Oceanica earrings explore irregular oval forms that frame space and create volume while retaining visual lightness.

The Oceanica necklace makes its central sculptural motif the focus of the composition, while the open cuff bracelet extends this organic language around the wrist.

Despite their different formats, all the pieces share an identity based on form, movement, material and space.

Brass, matte finish and 24K gold plating

The gold pieces in the Oceanica collection are crafted from brass with 24K gold plating and a distinctive matte finish.

Unlike a highly polished surface, the matte finish softens reflections and allows the curves and volumes of each piece to be appreciated more clearly.

Rather than reflecting uniformly, light moves gradually across the surface, enhancing the sense of depth and the sculptural character of the design.

Minimalism, material and space

Oceanica demonstrates that jewellery does not require elaborate ornamentation to have a strong identity.

Reducing the number of elements gives greater importance to every curve, proportion, negative space and change of surface.

This minimalism does not mean a lack of expression. On the contrary, it focuses attention on form and on the relationship established between jewellery and the body.

When worn, each piece changes according to perspective and light, allowing the design to continue transforming through movement.

Oceanica: Carla Cascales Alimbau × Joidart

Oceanica is born from the encounter between the artistic language of Carla Cascales Alimbau and the contemporary jewellery expertise of Joidart, a Catalan brand founded in 1981.

The collaboration translates concepts central to the artist's work — material, form, balance, movement and space — into objects designed to become part of the body.

The result is a collection positioned at the intersection of jewellery, design and contemporary sculpture.

A collection for art and design lovers

The Oceanica collection by Joidart is particularly suited to those looking for jewellery beyond conventional ornamentation and who appreciate minimalist design, organic forms and sculptural objects.

The pieces can work both as everyday accessories and as small design objects with an identity of their own.

Discover the Oceanica collection by Carla Cascales Alimbau for Joidart at Oniricat and explore its rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets: contemporary jewellery where art, material and movement meet at a human scale.