In Mineralia, the irregularities and tensions of the mineral world are transformed into sculptural, monolithic jewels that combine a minimalist form with a tactile and textured surface, traversed by reliefs and fissures reminiscent of natural rock erosion.
Anemonia is born from the observation of concentric and never completely regular geometries that characterize marine creatures, from the way sea urchins and starfish build their shell by juxtaposition, allowing chance to draw a symmetrical, but never perfect, distribution. The mirror-polished spheres, applied on a sandblasted and opaque background, translate this process of irregular accumulation into silver, lighting up with every movement.
The irregular curves of the Verena collection, characterized by deep, branching veins and organic lobes emerging from the surface, are inspired by the irregularities of bark, shoots, and freshly bloomed petals. The emerging, shiny, and pleasantly tactile texture, contrasted with the sandblasted recesses, creates a play of shadows that highlights the beauty of natural imperfection.
Gruma is inspired by the geological irregularities of the earth's crust: fractures, uplifts and stratifications that time renders uneven. The collection translates this observation into an essential form, the drop, where a clean silhouette coexists with a deeply worked surface.