From material to jewellery: we start with 100% recycled aluminium and create wax prototypes, from which the shapes designed to be worn and loved are born. The elements are polished, pierced and then assembled by hand. Every piece tells a story of artisanal craftsmanship, attention to detail, and a sustainable spirit.

The recycled brass is shaped through casting or sheet cutting, then refined with engraving, soldering, and satin finishing. A special hammering technique gives unique textures; the elements are assembled by hand using traditional tools, such as vintage steel pliers. The process ends with hand polishing, gilding and a water-based transparent protective finish that preserves shine and colour.

Each piece of jewellery is assembled, shaped and finished entirely by hand, featuring micro-wire, manually applied beads, and the torchon effect. The mogra technique stands out, with clustered micro-elements inspired by traditional Indian designs. The creations are carefully silver-plated and hand-assembled for a meticulously crafted, authentic finish.

The shade of copper is the result of an artisan process, capable of creating warm tones suitable for every skin type. We apply crystals in various shades of pink to enhance the colour of the jewellery and give it character. The "mogra" technique is the key feature of the collection: originally from the Indian tradition, it involves the hand application of spheres and crystals in clusters, reminiscent of the jasmine flower.

Each creation features a unique design with attention to detail, made shiny by the gold-plated steel. Enveloping shapes, geometric or flowing, enhance all types of style with a contemporary touch.

We carefully select different cuts of zirconia for each design. Thanks to their transparency and faceted cut, they are often indistinguishable from diamonds. The gold and silver jewellery plating is handcrafted.