At LUVES, we’re more than just coders or creatives — we’re your digital partners in crime. Whether it’s launching a new brand, revamping your online presence, or automating complex workflows, we bring together smart technology, thoughtful design, and business insight to deliver custom solutions that actually work for you. No templates. No tech jargon. Just real results.
At LUVES, we’re more than just coders or creatives — we’re your digital partners in crime. Whether it’s launching a new brand, revamping your online presence, or automating complex workflows, we bring together smart technology, thoughtful design, and business insight to deliver custom solutions that actually work for you. No templates. No tech jargon. Just real results.
Key Highlights
Franziska Gnos is one of Zurich’s most respected jewelry designers, known for her award-winning work, sustainable practices, and unique designs. Every piece she creates is handcrafted with recycled gold and responsibly sourced gemstones, combining ancient craftsmanship with innovative techniques.
However, her digital presence did not reflect this level of artistry and responsibility. She needed a platform that would not only showcase her collections but also communicate her values: sustainability, individuality, and craftsmanship.
Our mission was clear—translate Franziska’s artistic vision into a professional digital identity that resonates with her audience and builds long-term visibility.
Franziska’s studio already had a strong offline reputation, but she lacked a digital presence that could:
We delivered a complete digital foundation for her jewelry brand:
Before: Limited online visibility, no platform to communicate values or reach new clients.
After: A professional digital brand offering:
“With my new website, my jewelry is finally represented in the way I envisioned it. The focus on sustainability, craftsmanship, and individuality comes across beautifully online. The SEO strategy has made my studio more visible, and I can now welcome new clients who share my values.”
— Franziska Gnos