Eyematch

EF_31©26

year
2026
areas
  • Concept
  • Brand Identity
  • 3D
where
BER

Context

EYEMATCH is a personalised jewellery concept that transforms the unique colours, textures and patterns of the human iris into custom bracelets. Through iris analysis and colour extraction, each gaze becomes a custom palette, handcrafted in a Swedish studio into a woven record of light, biology and individual style.

A bracelet that belongs to one person and could not belong to anyone else.

01 — The Iris Archive

The project begins with the eye as a living archive: a biological signature made of pigment, contrast, light and emotion. EyeMatch bracelets begin as a digital entry in The Iris Archive, a meticulous catalogue of the infinite human spectrum. Designed at the intersection of biometric beauty, generative design and handcrafted jewellery, each bracelet is imagined as a personal artefact.

A hand-woven EyeMatch bracelet in blue and amber thread with silver beads, worn on the wrist

02 — Design system

Graphically inspired by the three components that build the visual concept: iris, colour wheel and handmade jewellery.

The symbol depicts shapes that resemble an eye within the colour wheel structure, with an organic look taken from the design principles of the handmade products. Symmetric, memorable and user friendly, it is almost a ready‑to‑wear icon that can identify the brand across many applications: stickers, illustrations, collages and more.

Graphically inspired by the three components that build the visual concept: iris, colour wheel and handmade jewellery.
The EyeMatch symbol embossed on a warm grey gradient
EyeMatch symbol repeated into a woven pattern in orange, lime and blue
Concentric EyeMatch symbols in olive tones on lime
EyeMatch logo on an orange-to-blue gradient
EyeMatch logo in lime on dark olive

03 — Colour & visual resources

Palette

Graphically inspired by the natural tones of the iris. The palette draws from earth, light and botanics: sage and lime ground the identity in organic warmth, while sand, stone and sky extend the range without competing.

Your colours, made wearable

Capture: the intricate details and natural tones of your iris. Extract: the core tones, distilled into a harmonious, wearable palette. Translate: a handcrafted piece that reflects your palette and your story.

Colour curation

Colours are selected methodically to vibrate with the identity of each user, so every colour means something. They are not official to the identity, but can be used in seasonal recaps of everyone who used the service and product.

EyeMatch palette — Sage and Lime primaries with Off-white, Sand, Stone, Hazel, Honey and Sky
An amber iris, its extracted colour gradient and the matching woven bracelet
EyeMatch graphic system — symbol pattern, logotype and dotted motif in sage, olive and orange
Three iris close-ups, green, blue and amber, each tagged with the EyeMatch logo

04 — The product

Every eye gets a match, and every match gets to be materialised in a personal artefact: personal light, transformed into a considered design object through precision, care and human warmth. More than just jewellery, it remains an honest, wearable record of the light that is uniquely yours.

A blue and rust woven EyeMatch bracelet with silver fittings
A gold-toned EyeMatch bracelet resting on a sculpted stone
A green and amber woven bracelet wrapped around a stone

05 — Applications & the cycle

The symbol and palette carried onto packaging, stationery, totes and apparel.

The cycle where human concepts become material, and materialism becomes identity.

The symbol and palette carried onto packaging, stationery, totes and apparel.
EyeMatch gift box opened on the woven colour pattern
EyeMatch business cards on sand
Three EyeMatch tote bags in blue, black and pattern
Two beige EyeMatch tees with symbol prints
EyeMatch sticker set — iris discs, monograms and symbols

One eye, one object, one owner.

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