From December 10, 2024, to January 10, 2025, residents and guests of Lviv will have a rare opportunity to visit the exhibition "Unique Sculpture" by the Ukrainian Classic Jewelry House Lobortas.
For the first time in its 33-year history, Lobortas will present its collection of jewelry sculptures to a broad audience in Lviv. The exclusive, precious sculptural works will be displayed in one of the city's most elegant venues — the Mirror Hall of the Lviv National Opera.
This artistic event is supported by the Lviv City Council and the Lviv Regional State Administration.
Opera Hours:
- Tuesday to Sunday: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Monday: Closed
Ahead of the Christmas holidays, Lobortas Classic Jewelry House, in partnership with the Lviv National Opera, invites you to add a touch of magic to your life by visiting this extraordinary showcase of unique creations in contemporary Ukrainian decorative and applied arts.
For decades, Lobortas has been a shining example of 21st-century jewelry craftsmanship. The House actively engages in exhibitions, representation, and educational initiatives both in Ukraine and abroad, promoting high jewelry art and the national cultural heritage of Ukraine. Specializing in the creation of unique art objects with high historical and sociocultural significance, Lobortas pieces are exhibited in world-renowned museums and included in the private collections of global political leaders, celebrities, and clergy.
Notable owners of Lobortas art objects include Donald Trump, Andrzej Duda, Ban Ki-moon, Michael Bloomberg, His Holiness the Dalai Lama XIV, Pope Francis, Metropolitan Epiphanius, Prince Michael of Kent, and other globally renowned figures.
The House of Lobortas is a pioneer of a new jewelry genre recognized in the Guinness Book of Records. It holds the Guinness World Record for the “Ring with the Most Diamonds” — “The Swan Princess” featuring 2,525 diamonds. This Diamond World Record was a significant and resonant event celebrated by prestigious international publications. The British press associated it with Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee.
In the Mirror Hall of the Lviv National Opera, visitors will see noble sculptural compositions, small-scale carvings, and miniature jewelry sculptures.
Themes of the exhibited works include:
- A national-patriotic military collection,
- Spiritual and religious compositions,
- Judaica,
- Animalistic themes,
- Philosophy,
- "Sports of the 21st Century in Dynamic Sculpture."
