Mila Savova, the creator of BETON, thrives on experimenting with materials, shapes, and colours to challenge conventions and defy boundaries. Her distinctive style lies at the intersection of industrial design and fine jewellery. Born and raised in Bulgaria, Mila is a curious and well-travelled creative, constantly in pursuit of new ideas and forms of expression.
Mila started making jewellery in her teenage years, seeking vibrant and unconventional ways to channel her creativity. Her early experiments included a playful series of balloon jewellery—bold, expressive, and full of colour. Over time, her style evolved into a more refined and minimalistic expression, defined by the use of concrete as a signature material.

With an academic background spanning Linguistics, Psychology, and Art History, and a life shaped by travel across continents, Mila draws on a wide spectrum of cultural and intellectual influences. Her concrete pieces are more than objects—they are miniature worlds that reflect her drive to challenge convention, transcend boundaries, and create beauty through unexpected contrasts.

BETON is a contemporary jewellery studio where traditional craftsmanship meets unconventional materials, merging two seemingly incompatible worlds into one distinctive aesthetic. Founded by Mila, the studio draws inspiration from architecture, interior design, nature, and the rhythm of everyday life. Through bold experimentation with materials, shapes, colors, and styles, Mila creates pieces that are both daring and delicate — striking a perfect balance between the bold and the minimal, the grounded and the ethereal.

For Mila, storytelling is at the heart of art—and jewellery offers a uniquely personal canvas. She believes each creation has the power to hold meaning, emotion, and identity, quietly speaking to the soul of its wearer. Mila approaches her craft with both dedication and joy, finding inspiration in the process itself. Her goal is to create pieces that not only reflect her artistic voice but also inspire those who wear them to connect with their own stories and emotions.