Mobina Mohammadvali Receives the Bronze A' Design Award for Anatomy Of Connection Jewelry Set in Jewelry Design

Mobina Mohammadvali recognized for jewelry design by the international grand jury of the 2025 - 2026 A' Design Award & Competition

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COMO, Italy, April 24, 2026 /DesignNewswire/ A' Design Award & Competition has announced that Anatomy Of Connection Jewelry Set by Mobina Mohammadvali has been granted the Bronze A' Design Award in the Jewelry Design category. The award was conferred within the 2025 - 2026 A' Design Award & Competition and was decided through blind peer review by an international grand jury panel of established academics, design professionals and press members, who evaluated anonymized entries against predetermined criteria.

What the Bronze A' Design Award Means

The Bronze A' Design Award is given to outstanding designs that showcase a high degree of creativity and practicality. It recognizes the dedication and skill of designers who produce work that stands out for its thoughtful development and innovative use of materials and technology. These designs are acknowledged for their professional execution and potential to influence industry standards positively. Winning this award highlights the designer's ability to blend form and function effectively, offering solutions that enhance people's lives and wellbeing.

More About Anatomy Of Connection Jewelry Set

This jewelry set explores strength through interconnected structural systems translated into a wearable form. Inspired by open network structures and neural systems, the design is composed of multiple interconnected elements that gain stability through relationships rather than individual mass. The open lattice reduces material weight while maintaining structural integrity. Lightweight yet visually intricate, the form adapts naturally to movement, emphasizing continuity, resilience, and spatial harmony.

About Mobina Mohammadvali

I am Mobina Mohammadvali, a professional jewelry designer with over eight years of experience in digital jewelry design. I work primarily with specialized jewelry design software, focusing on precise modeling and contemporary design approaches. For the past three years, I have also been teaching jewelry design, sharing my technical knowledge and professional experience with aspiring designers. My work reflects an interest in the relationship between technology, structure, and conceptual form.

Award Record

With this recognition, Mobina Mohammadvali is a winner of 1 A' Design Award.

About the A' Jewelry Design Award

The A' Jewelry Design Award is an international jewelry design competition recognizing good jewelry designs by best jewelry designers worldwide. It is organized within the A' Design Award & Competition and is open to jewelry designers, jewelry brands, jewelers and goldsmiths from all countries. Typical entries include rings, necklaces, bracelets, earrings, brooches and pendants. The awarded jewelry designs are published at https://dezigners.org/design-category/jewelry

About A' Design Award & Competition

Organized annually since 2008, A' Design Award & Competition is an international, juried design accolade. The competition is open to entries from all countries. The philanthropic mission of the A' Design Award is to advance society through good design, by recognizing and promoting superior products, projects and services that benefit society, and by creating a global awareness and appreciation for good design practices and principles. Nominations are peer reviewed and evaluated anonymously by an international grand jury panel of established academics, design professionals and press members against predetermined criteria such as functionality, ergonomics, engineering, presentation, innovation, usability, sustainability and technology, with score normalization applied to remove biases. Awards are conferred at Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze and Iron levels. Eligible laureates receive the A' Design Prize, which includes the award trophy, the certificate of design excellence, the hardcover yearbook, a lifetime license to use the A' Design Award winner logo, exhibition of awarded works, an invitation to the gala night and award ceremony in Italy, inclusion in the World Design Rankings and Designer Rankings, and public relations and publicity services. Registration, uploading a work and receiving a preliminary score are free of charge, and Professional and Digital Edition laureates are not contractually obliged to pay further fees to claim the A' Design Prize. More information is available at https://competition.adesignaward.com

Press Resources

Winner Page: https://dezigners.org/179280
A' Design Award Page: https://competition.adesignaward.com/179280
Media Showcase: https://www.designnewsroom.com/!179280
Laureate Profile: https://dezigners.org/d/377589
Further Information from the Laureate: https://www.instagram.com/mobina_mohammadvali?igsh=NmZzazJ4c

Media Contact

Giulia Ferrari, Press Office
Designers.Org
Via Leone Leoni 32, 22100 Como, Italy
press@designers.org
+39 031 4491953

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Fact Sheet

The Work

Project: Anatomy Of Connection Jewelry Set
Function: Jewelry Set
Category: Jewelry Design
Discipline: Fashion Design
Industry: Luxury and Fashion
Colors: Rosy Brown, Tan, Light Gray, Peru and Antique White
Images: 5

The Recognition

Laureate: Mobina Mohammadvali
Country: Iran
Recognition: Bronze A' Design Award
Edition: 2025 - 2026
Design ID: #179280

Credits

Image Credits: All design and images by Mobina, 2025

Design Details

Unique Properties: The jewelry expresses connection as a structural language. Composed of multiple interconnected elements, the design gains stability and strength through relationships rather than solid mass. An open lattice structure reduces material weight while maintaining structural integrity, balance, and durability. This approach distinguishes the design by combining conceptual depth with wearability and precision.
Inspiration: Connection is inspired by the way meaning emerges through relationships rather than isolated elements. By observing interconnected systems such as neural networks, the design explores how balance, responsiveness, and structure are formed through interaction. The project abstracts the concept of connection itself and translates it into a wearable jewelry form.
Research: This project explores the relationship between abstract cognitive systems and physical design through jewelry. By examining how meaning emerges from interconnected structures, the research translates complex conceptual models into a tangible and wearable form. The design process focuses on balancing aesthetics, wearability, and structural integrity. The final piece demonstrates how jewelry can communicate complex ideas through form, interaction, and material without literal representation.
Challenge: The main challenge of this project was translating complex abstract systems into a physical jewelry form while maintaining clarity, wearability, and structural strength. Simplifying highly interconnected structures without losing conceptual depth required a careful balance between form, material, and construction. Ensuring that the final design remained meaningful and feasible for production was a central focus throughout the process.
Realization and Technology: Designed to interact naturally with the body, the jewelry responds subtly to movement and light. The form was developed through structural exploration and refined to ensure balance, comfort, and wearability. The open lattice construction allows precise fabrication while reducing overall weight and preserving strength and durability.
Operation and Interaction: The jewelry is designed to interact naturally with the human body, responding to movement, posture, and light. Its lightweight open structure allows the piece to sit comfortably on the neck and ears while maintaining balance during wear. As the wearer moves, subtle shifts in form and reflected light enhance depth and spatial perception, creating a dynamic visual experience. The interaction between structure, motion, and light reinforces the connection between the body and the design, emphasizing wearability alongside expressive form.
Project Duration and Location: Project duration 2025 Design location Iran
Specifications: Earrings height 50 mm Neck torque inner diameter 127 mm Lower front length of the torque 40 mm Side width of the torque 10 mm Material Gold Gemstones Diamonds with sizes of 2.5 mm 3 mm 5 mm and 9 mm Featured pear cut diamond size 10 6 mm The piece is constructed with an open lattice structure to reduce weight while maintaining structural strength and wearability
Keywords: artificial intelligence, neural networks, jewelry design, conceptual design, digital modeling, future design, cognitive systems, wearable art