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Melanie Koloditzky: The breast-milk jewelry maker
IL🎭 Culture2 days ago

Melanie Koloditzky: The breast-milk jewelry maker

Melanie Koloditzky, a woman from Buenos Aires who moved to Israel with her husband, has created handmade jewelry from breast milk as a way to preserve memories of motherhood. Her unique craft blends her background in science and creativity, stemming from her early interest in biotechnology and design. After moving to Israel, she learned Hebrew and worked at the Weizmann Institute of Science. Becoming a mother at 22 inspired her to explore the properties of breast milk, which she views as a dynamic biological substance. Her jewelry pieces serve as sentimental keepsakes for mothers worldwide.

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Melanie Koloditzky: The breast-milk jewelry maker

Melanie Koloditzky, a woman from Buenos Aires who moved to Israel with her husband, has created handmade jewelry from breast milk as a way to preserve memories of motherhood. Her unique craft blends her background in science and creativity, stemming from her early interest in biotechnology and design. After moving to Israel, she learned Hebrew and worked at the Weizmann Institute of Science. Becoming a mother at 22 inspired her to explore the properties of breast milk, which she views as a dynamic biological substance. Her jewelry pieces serve as sentimental keepsakes for mothers worldwide.

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