Carme learnt embossing and engraving techniques while working in the family company and she has participated in work involving the restoration of metals, becoming specialised in this discipline. She then studied sculpture and bronze melting at the Escola d’Arts i Oficis in Vic. She also studied fired enamel over metals at the Llotja de Barcelona Academy and earned a postgraduate qualification in Enamelwork. She is a member of the Enamellist Society of the Llotja called “Grup Òpals”, with whom she has regularly participated in exhibitions throughout Catalonia since 1997. She has exhibited in many national and international exhibitions such us: The 10th Cloisonne Jewelry Contest in Tokyo (Japan), The 11th Exhibition of Contemporary Shippo (Japan), Syosenkyo Rape-way Shippo Museum (Japan), CKI International Exhibition in Himmerod (Germany), Esmalts Llotja in Zaragoza 98-99 and Foc Gallery in Barcelona. In 2007 she won the National Enamel Award at the VII International Enamel Biennial Exhibition in Salou, her work also having been selected in previous editions of the same competition. In that same year, she took part in the Éclats d’émail Exposition Internationale sur La Maison du Limousin in Paris and Limoges (France).
Over the last three years she has participated in the European Antique Historical Reconstitution Meetings held in Saint-Romain-en-Gal and in the Augustals of the Villa Loupian Museum (France) with Greek, Etruscan, Samnite and Roman reproductions of armour.
Together with her father, she has specialised in making suits of armour made to measure out of brass and bronze for the historical reconstitution events.