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Jewels

  • A jewel typical of the Southern Campidano ladies' costume; it consists of three elements: the Su Froccu on top, the central Sa gioia section and the lower Su Dominu. This jewel was part of the brides' trousseaus and it was worn during official cerimonies.

  • This distinctive gold pendant, locally called lantioni, is commonly found throughout the Southern Campidano region. It reminds of an old XVIII century oil lamps.

  • Silver and citrine quartz necklace, featuring a plastic texture of the crafted element carved with fire and housing a citrine stone. The peculiar mesh that supports the necklace is handmade with square section wire. The random effect of the bends, which takes form during the crafting of the metal

  • The modular radial pattern welcomes and emphasizes the pearl of refined taste. It is part of the line of jewelry called Is stellas that reinterprets in a contemporary way the traditional gangera, an element of the traditional woman Sardinian costume.

  • With semi-circular shapes, the granulated filigree earrings feature archaic symbols and elegant details in seashell and can be combined so as to take on the shape of a planet, or a part of the universe.

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.