In 2018, Iryna lost a ring her mother had given her — a piece that had already passed through generations of her family. She couldn’t bring herself to tell her mother.  So she began looking for a way to recreate it.

What started as a search for one lost ring became a way of understanding jewelry differently. The piece had never mattered because it was rare or impressive. It mattered because it had been worn. Because it had belonged to people she loved. Because, over time, it had gathered a history.

That idea stayed with her.

Born in Ukraine and now rooted in New England, Iryna brings both worlds into Yarema: a European sense of heritage, craft, and continuity, alongside the understated character of the East Coast.

Yarema Jewelry grew from the belief that the most meaningful pieces are not defined by the moment they are bought, but by everything that comes after. A trip. A birthday. A season of life. The ordinary mornings when the same ring is slipped on without thinking. The places a necklace travels before it becomes inseparable from the memory of them.

Each Yarema design begins with something that lingers — the rhythm of the New England coast, a street discovered while travelling the world, a color, shape, or detail that continues to return long after the moment has passed.

Those observations are translated into distinctive fine jewelry crafted in solid 14K and 18K gold. Pieces with enough character to be noticed, and enough ease to become part of everyday life.

Yarema Jewelry began with an heirloom that carried one family’s history. We create for the histories still being written.

Worn often. Collected slowly. Given meaning over time.