The rigid bracelet is composed of two parts, cast in different metals. The unity of composition is regained thanks to the organic workmanship of the surface texture common to the two parts, and to the patina that gives them the same mutable appeal. The hollow in the largest part, accommodates the mobile pistils: bezels with … Read More
The bangle is created by the compression of a titanium plate, and the result echoes drapery and not stretched fabrics like most of the other pieces making up the Stretch series. The malleability and lightness of titanium make it possible to use very thin plate, meaning that the bracelet is very light despite its large … Read More
The bracelet is made up of perforated silver modules alternating with smaller bronze modular elements. The joints created between these give softness to a bracelet made up of rigid elements only and give the idea of having a bracelet within the bracelet. The patina, applied on the similar surface treatment of the various parts, gives … Read More
The concept behind the ‘knots’ series is here realised in the form of a bracelet. Although larger in size, the piece still uses a delicate tubular band, but its knot is relatively simple, small in size, and crowned by two tourmalines of different colours. Richiedi informazioni
A large bracelet with complex interlacements, the patina on the knot giving the piece an aged look while still allowing the iridescent titanium band to gleam, guaranteeing the bracelet’s lustre. Richiedi informazioni
The patina applied to the surface of the bracelet highlights the different treatments, leaving the protruding parts of the folds shiny and smooth and darkening the scratched parts which often coincide with the hollows. More pronounced than in the rings of the same series due to the bangle’s larger size, the folds rejoin at the … Read More
The wider and more pronounced folds of the fabric culminate in the settings that hold the stones. The size of the bangle allows the play of stretched fabric typical of this series to be emphasised, an effect amplified even further by the patina. Richiedi informazioni
Perhaps the hightest expression of the series it is the spokesperson for, this bracelet takes up and reinterprets the draperies of the Baroque. The patina and the workmanship of the surface with gradina amplify the chiaroscuro which makes the piece come alive. Diamonds set between the folds create points of light. A fully-fledged sculpture jewel, … Read More
Unlike the rings in the series, where the knot closes and completes the missing portion of the circumference, the knots of the bracelets in the series physically hold together the two parts that form the bracelet itself. Without it, the piece would lack form and meaning, so a silver knot with complex interlacements therefore holds … Read More
This titanium bracelet was hammered on an anvil using the “fold forming” technique, and its symmetrical form gives the illusion of being composed of two separate parts, the gold wires that seem to hold these parts together contributing to the illusion. These wires also constitute the main compositional element of the jewel. Closing each end … Read More