I’m Marina, a former architect turned jewelry designer, mom of three, and a passionate advocate for sustainability.

For over a decade, I dedicated myself to architecture, specializing in green building, healthy living, and eco-friendly solutions. My architectural journey was never just about creating spaces—it was about crafting environments filled with care and purpose.

When I moved to Valencia, I fell in love with the timeless beauty of the sea. This new environment sparked a desire to explore a different form of design: jewelry making. My three little girls became my enthusiastic helpers, joyfully collecting sea glass and other treasures along the shore. Their wonder at nature’s simple gifts inspired me to preserve that magic in each piece I create.

The Essence of My Work

At Naturalesa.Shop, I craft unique pieces using recycled materials—from silver and sea glass to pebbles and plastics from Valencian beaches. 

Through techniques like lost wax casting and sculpting with fire as I like to call it, I allow each piece to develop an organic shape that reflects the forms found in nature. Every design speaks to the power of transformation and the beauty of second chances.

My Values

I believe in living with intention and treasuring meaningful moments. I hope my jewelry serves as a gentle nudge toward mindful consumption and a deeper connection with nature.

A Personal Touch

Making jewelry is a personal and meditative journey for me—an art form that merges my architectural eye for structure with my passion for preserving the environment. It’s not just about adornment; it’s a way to celebrate stories, memories, and values. Each creation embodies the simplicity and wonder we discover when we slow down and truly look at our world.

Looking Forward

Thank you for visiting Naturalesa.Shop and for sharing in this journey. I invite you to explore my collections and discover pieces that resonate with your own values and stories. Let’s celebrate beauty that’s mindful, meaningful, and sustainable.

Warm regards, Marina Berdila