She was born in Prague, where she graduated from the Czech-French Jan Neruda Grammar School in Hellichova Street, majoring in Media and Communication Studies at Charles University and a graphic design course at the Scholastika College of Fine Arts. Currently she works as a graphic designer and designs jewelry for MOOYYY.

She works as a graphic designer and designs jewelry for MOOYYY. Elements collection inspired by Vedic learning is the most successful MOOYYY collection so far. She finds inspiration for her designs in natural motives, architecture, fine arts, minimalism and Japanese culture, which is the main motiv of her Origami jewelry collection from autumn 2018.

Charm, beauty and love. Innocence and femininity. Socialism and anarchy. According to Umberto Eco, the symbol of the rose is "so packed with meaning that it has almost none left". However, designer Natalie Vicenová, who is behind our most successful collections, set out to search for this meaning. She found passion, love and heavenly beauty. They were hidden in the modern aesthetics and minimalist form, so typical of MOOYYY. They were hidden in pure, natural shapes and blossomed into three unique product lines Tudor, Dante and Orsini.

Rosa Tudor
Rose as passion. Henry VII. Tudor adopted the rose in his coat of arms on his wedding day as a reference to the Wars of the Roses, which brought him the royal throne. Henry VIII. Tudor already had the rose in his coat of arms, perhaps that is why he was married six times. The rose brought passion to England. It gave rise to the Elizabethan Renaissance, Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet and the Bloody Mary cocktail. The Tudor rose became the national flower of England and we celebrate the royal majesty of the Tudors by combining the Rosa Tudor jewelry with precious stones.

Rosa Dante
The rose as heavenly insight. The rose inspired Dante Alighieri for the climax of his Divine Comedy. During his journey through Hell, Purgatory and Paradise, Dante sees a huge rose in the sky, in whose countless petals resides eternal bliss and in its interior hides God himself. You can find the beauty and fragility of heavenly insight in the Rosa Dante jewelry line.

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According to vedic learning, the celestial forms are pointers of the life journey.

They help us understand the role of karma in a life of individual and they offer us ways how to divert or limit negative incidents. According to the position of the planets at the moment of birth, every person belongs to one of four elements. Natalie Vicenová has created Elements collection for MOOYYY, which is inspired by vedic philosophy and four symbols of elements Earth, Water, Fire and Air, which she later enriched with the fifth element Ether. The result is a design and minimalistic jewelry reflecting the principles of all living and nonliving parts of universe and conceals a mystical charge.

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By Crush collection the designer Natalie Vicenova turns to the subject of love. Aiming to caputre a brief moment of happiness and lightness of being she picks a ribbon as on object of expression. That she interprets as a symbol of romantic experiences, expectation and infatuation.

CRUSH collection is characterized by gentle round shapes, that reflects body lines and appears entirely naturally on a woman body. Four product lines describe different kind of crush. Seek for an unbind love in OMG Crush. Those who appreciate forbidden fruit shall explore jewels of Guilty Crush. If you are willing to invest in your romance, you may be taken to Expensive crush. For those who found their soulmate, collection offers Fatal Crush.

Crush collection in hand made from Sterling silver, in both matte and glossy finishing, in silver, or gold plated silver. Rings are casted while earrings, bracelets and necklaces are hand-shaped from a single silver plate.

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Origami collection presents design jewelry which is inspired by Japanese art of folding paper. It features necklaces, earrings, rings and brooches in two product lines, Noshi and Nami. It is characterized by simple geometry and fine shapes. Playfulness of the jewelry is characterized by sharp angles and simple geometry, it is highlighted by the combination of silver, gold and black rhodium finish.

Noshi product line goes way back to Heian period, where samurai warriors used to exchange origami called „Noshi“ as a talisman bringing luck.

Nami product line refers to a wave as a traditional motive of Japanese art. Raging sea represents life and its hardships as well as strength and courage of those who overcome them.

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