The illustrious prima of the Mariinsky Theater, Ulyana Lopatkina, became the face of the new jewelry collection "Images of Russian Ballet" by SASONKO Jewelry House. "When you are engaged in creativity, you become more receptive to beauty, and I thank this profession for helping me discover different facets of beauty," says Ulyana Lopatkina. Now she herself and her unique, individual style of performance became an inspiration for creating the beauty—a new collection of white gold jewelry adorned with sapphires, aquamarines and diamonds. Impressed with rhythmic ballet images, the artist Tatyana Khromoseeva combined the skill of high jeweler art and forms of classical ballet. In graceful forms of rings, earrings, pendants and chains, ballet tutus and dancing swans from the classical ballet "Swan Lake" are guessed. It was in this ballet that Ulyana Lopatkina made her debut once on the stage in the part of the main character Odette-Odile. "It was very interesting for me that the subject of inspiration for the collection was the art that I dedicated myself to," the ballerina shares. "In addition, all items are endowed with an unexpected individual artistic form." St. Petersburg's ballerina Ulyana Lopatkina has the international title "Divine" as one of the most outstanding dancers in the world. This could be nothing more to add, but she is also a National Artist of Russia, a laureate of many Russian and foreign awards and contests. During her career, Ulyana's been dancing at the most famous venues of the world. Among them: the Bolshoi Theater in Moscow, the Mariinsky Theater in St. Petersburg, La Scala in Milan, the Royal Opera House in London, the Grand Opera in Paris, the Metropolitan Opera in New York, the National Opera and Ballet Theater of Helsinki, the NHK Hall in Tokyo. Undoubtedly, Ulyana Lopatkina is the standard of a true woman for many of us - creative, refined, skilfully combining work, creativity and family. Among the ballerina hobbies are drawing, literature, classical music, interior design, cinematography.