Thirty Pieces, Thirty Years: Helena Rohner

09/09/2026

Helena Rohner presented at OMODA Madrid es Moda a retrospective exhibition to celebrate her 30th anniversary, coinciding with her Fall/Winter 2026 collection. The static presentation, open to the public, took place in her atelier on Calle Almendro, where the designer creates and produces every piece for the firm.

Thirty pieces encapsulate three decades of work: one for each year, from 1996 to 2026. The exhibit is organized not by collection but by time itself, tracing the evolution of a design language that has been refined piece by piece culminating in the firm’s current proposals.

The workshop and the exhibition share the same space: visitors explore thirty years of jewelry in the very place where the pieces continue to be made.

Displaying the production process in the same space where the brand’s history is exhibited is a rare approach in Spanish fashion, Helena Rohner has maintained this practice for thirty years without changing location.

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