Passionate about the classical orders and the disorder of architectural ruins, Pamina extracts iconic details for stylish embellishment. Pieces include Ionic Columns, Greek Temples, Venetian Windows, Corinthian Details; ruins include The Columns of Castor and Pollux, and Pompeii Ground Section. The National Gallery in London commissioned her to use her idea to base jewelry designs on architecture depicted in classical paintings in their collection. Pamina also designed a piece inspired by Michelangelo’s drawing of Porta Pia for London’s Academia Italiana, and worked with The Royal Academy developing jewelry.