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Jewels

  • A precious silver wire draws the silhouette, colourful fabrics define the object. Dresses that seem designed to fit small paper dolls, hanging on a thread to dry or ready to be put back into a tiny closet. They evoke the funny toy-dolls, charming in their simple originality. You will immediately

  • Striking in its essential lines, this ring revives the women's wedding ring of the Sardinian goldsmith tradition, widespread and adopted throughout the island, which was characterised by the engraving of the groom's initials, reinterpreted with contemporary taste with the unusual use of white gol

  • The elements of this fine gold, coral and agate jewel evoke, as in the local goldsmith tradition, the shape of ancient street lanterns, interspersed by a large-mesh filigree chain.

  • The tree of life, archaic symbol widely used in the local decorative iconography, is revived in this fine silver pendant in the heraldic version of Eleonora d’Arborea’s Giudicato.

  • Pink granite, silver and amethyst ring. The jewel is made of the typical local stone, that is unusual in jewellery, worked according to the most sophisticated cutting techniques usually implemented in the carving and polishing of precious stones. The small silver element recalls the traditional S

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Nowadays, filigree is still the most popular technique used in Sardinia jewellery, granting a peculiar identity to local production, mainly due to the virtuosity achieved by local artisans.
 
Over time, new techniques and experiments have be performed. Charming and interesting results have been crafted.
 
These experiences reinterpret the great goldsmith's art tradition of the Island, but also open up to interesting original collections, closer to the most modern designs.
 
A local heritage, an added value, approached under new perspectives, recalling local traditions, resulting in original modern collections and giving new life to knowledge and skills.