About Ines Arenas
Mose (Maria Jose Bernechea) was born on October 3, 1980, in Caracas, Venezuela.
Since her childhood, she has been in contact with the jewelry business in the gold mines of Venezuela. Her maternal family built a solid reputation as jewelers in Venezuela, and INES ARENAS, Mose’s grandmother possessed a classic beauty and had an interesting and special sensibility for jewelry.
In 2007, she and her family left Venezuela for the political challenges in her country, and Mose starts to live in Weston/Florida, where she formalized her studies as a Gemologist and as a Jewelry Appraiser in the Gemology Institute of America (GIA) and the International School of Gemology (ISG).
With her Venezuelan family, she learned that: “Gold is a metal that symbolizes wealth and is forever. Precious stones have existed since the beginning of time, but tradition is the greatest inheritance”. Mose.-
And from those foundations, Mose created the concept “The Beauty Beyond Consume”, where she explains that everybody knows the obvious elements that make a jewel valuable, including history, time, place, status identity, and believes that the jewel/s represent.
And then come to her favorite jewelry characteristics, the ones that are not so obvious at all beyond the means of acquiring wealth; the man’s aspirations to reach perfection in form, design, and color through this art. Creating a perfect portrayal of symmetry, order, and progression from nature to men in perfect repetition, approaching us to those perfect characteristics that we know only belong to the Universe.
“The Beauty Beyond Consume” in any form of art in its perfection. It develops the ability to go beyond the restrictions of a gem, a metal. This art encompasses physics, mathematics, architecture, and science. The jewelry art is more than the emphasis upon the cost of the materials in jewelry. Have jewels given and received with love that are part of that perfect moment of our best in us, in our lives, close to the stars, the universe, the cosmos, forever, for generations in family, society, and history, how much can cost?
Without an audience, without the presence of spectators, no jewel will be able to fulfill the function for which they came into being. THE VIEWER IS THE ULTIMATE ARTIST. His sight, heart, mind fusing with greater of lesser understanding in the intent of the creator gives them PURPOSE, gives to jewelry LIFE.
