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Jewels

  • These sophisticated drop earrings in granulated filigree with drop-shaped bezels and coral beads stylishly enhance the local goldsmith tradition. Handcrafted, they come in ever-changing decorative details which can also be customised.

  • This small pendant/reliquiary features a "occhio di Santa Lucia", a Bolma Rugosa operculum, and on the other side, a small brocade fragment. Decorated on its side with fine filigree elements, it was traditionally used as a lucky charm.
     

  • The fine traditional Carecoraddu, coral face, pendant stands out for the elegant cameo in Sardinian coral embedded in a plate engraved with fine distinctive decorations.

  • This prized silver and brocade pendant is inspired by the Agnusdei, a religious votive ornament, significantly revisiting the symbolic meanings through the fine filigree thread that sews together two brocade hearts, so as to seal invaluable ties.

  • This silver ring with a mirror-finish surface that has a central irregularity that houses a small copper sphere, draws on the shape of the corbula, a woven receptacle of the local tradition.

Il settore

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.