This hand-finished silver bracelet and decorated with precious brocades features a simple linearity of shapes and the vibrant colours of the brocade. It embodies the essence of traditional Sardinian costumes and local tradition.

The elegant spiral-wrap band bracelet is characterised by graphic lines and see-through effect created by the coil-shaped gold-threaded motifs.

The original fine lines of these earrings are based on a refined stylistic project and inspired by the ring-shaped rags and branches, locally known as su titile and used traditionally to support and carry weights on the head.

This large pendant evokes the archaic Mother Goddess figure of the pre-Nuragic civilisation in a contemporary key through the use of fret worked silver foil using different methods to set the four different stone types: pink quartz, obsidian, lapis lazuli and brown diamond.

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.