Our Story

Art you can wear. Design you can live in.

Iskin Sisters is a contemporary jewelry and accessories brand founded in Buenos Aires in 2004 by sisters Gabriela and Karina Iskin.

At the intersection of art, design, and everyday life, we create distinctive pieces inspired by modern and contemporary art, architecture, geometric abstraction, color, and form. Gabriela’s background in industrial design and Karina’s business vision come together in a shared approach that has shaped the brand for more than two decades: jewelry should be original and expressive, but also effortless to wear.

Working with unexpected materials such as leather, suede, acrylic, textile mesh, and cord, we transform simple elements into sculptural compositions that play with volume, movement, geometry, and color. Bold in appearance yet remarkably lightweight, our pieces are designed to make a statement without sacrificing comfort.

Every Iskin Sisters piece is handmade in Buenos Aires by our team of skilled female artisans, combining craftsmanship with experimentation and contemporary design.

From Buenos Aires to the world

Our story began in Buenos Aires, but art and museums have been part of Iskin Sisters almost from the start. In 2005, just months after launching the brand, MoMA New York became one of our first major clients.

Since then, our work has been selected by leading museum and design stores around the world, including Tate Modern, the Guggenheim Museum, SFMOMA, the Getty Museum, the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago, Museo Reina Sofía, the National Gallery of Art, Bauhaus Museum Dessau, and MALBA, among many others.

More than twenty years later, Iskin Sisters has entered a new chapter of international growth. Alongside our atelier and showroom in Buenos Aires, where the brand was born and where every piece continues to be handmade, we opened our first European flagship in Madrid, establishing a permanent home for Iskin Sisters in Europe.

With two physical locations—Buenos Aires and Madrid—and a growing presence in museum stores, galleries, and independent retailers internationally, Iskin Sisters continues to expand while remaining deeply connected to its origins.

More than twenty years after our first collection, we are still driven by the same idea:

to turn art and design into pieces that are surprising, personal, comfortable—and made to be worn.

Gabriela & Karina Iskin in Buenos Aires