Jewels whose undulating lines intertwine, evoke an image of curious complicity with an almost childlike purity; two gazes crossing in the intimate casualness of the corner café.

Jewels created to reflect the ethereal purity of light, which expands from its vibrant forms, between diamonds and gold. Its Latin name, "from the light," evokes the power of intuition, inspiration, and creativity that emerge from it, like a radiant and wearable wish for achievement.

Jewels that celebrate the mystical seductive power that women's hair has held since ancient times, inspired by Catullus' poem 66: when the Egyptian queen Berenice cuts her long hair as a gift to Aphrodite, the goddess transforms her splendid locks into a constellation embedded in the sky, so that all may praise her beauty. 

A jewel whose pair of figures, graceful and stylized, come to life in a hypnotic dance, evoking a dimension of allure and mystery, where seduction and sophistication enchant with ethereal nonchalance. 

The story of a girl who, every morning upon waking, contemplates the painting of a rhinoceros hanging on the wall by her bed, as if guarding her. The jewels, inspired by the shape of its horn, embodies a dual essence: a primal, untamable strength and a pure, majestic grace.

The title vividly depicts a scene: wearing diamonds to partake in the exclusivity of the box, observing the spectacle while simultaneously becoming part of it, with the most sophisticated light. The topaz and amethyst provide chromatic intensity and character, in a luminous balance of elegance and decision.  

Jewels designed to emanate light and delicacy, like a sound that echoes, clear and vibrant, from the depths of a cave or abyss; a sonic call of allure and suggestion. 

Jewels featuring a stylized pair of figures that evokes Sandro Botticelli’s masterpiece Venus and Mars ,the goddess of love and the god of war, as an allegory of human nature.  In Greco-Roman mythology, the two deities exist in a state of eternal tension, embodying opposing yet complementary forces, and representing the ideal balance between them.  The lovers are depicted facing one another, united in a primordial fusion of passion and power.

Jewels that celebrate ideal beauty and the unattainable, timeless charm, inspired by the mythological figure of Lais in the eponymous poem by Gabriele d'Annunzio. The jewels reflect, like a mirror, the essence and beauty of the wearer, representing the harmony between aesthetic perfection and inner exploration.

Jewels that ascribe in geometric form the intensity of passions, harmonizing them and expressing them through beauty; the diamond, the main symbol of modernity and elegance in Art Nouveau, becomes a metaphor for perfection and balance, evoking with its shapes the vital and passionate center.