Collections

Every world of the maison.

Eight collections drawn from two of the most quietly refined cultures on earth. Each released once. Each retired the moment it sells out.

Florence

Florence, Italy · Volume 01

The Florence Collection

Sculptural elegance. Timeless craftsmanship.

Inspired by Renaissance artistry, architecture and wearable sculpture — silhouettes drawn from frescoes and reimagined for daily wear.

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Milan

Milan, Italy · Volume 02

The Milan Collection

Modern Italian elegance.

Jewellery inspired by Milan's effortless sophistication, its fashion houses and its contemporary luxury.

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Venice

Venice, Italy · Volume 03

The Venice Collection

Romance, art and timeless expression.

Inspired by Venetian beauty, artistic expression and European elegance — soft curves borrowed from Venetian glass.

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Amalfi

Amalfi Coast, Italy · Volume 04

The Amalfi Collection

Mediterranean memories. Coastal luxury.

Inspired by ocean views, golden sunsets and Italian coastal living — pieces that live equally well over linen and silk.

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Como

Lake Como, Italy · Volume 05

The Como Collection

Meaningful symbols. Timeless treasures.

Inspired by Lake Como elegance and sentimental jewellery — pieces that carry personal meaning through everyday wear.

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Kyoto

Kyoto, Japan · Volume 06

The Kyoto Collection

Harmony, nature and quiet luxury.

Inspired by Japanese gardens, simplicity, balance and natural beauty — a dialogue between goldsmithing and quiet discipline.

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Tokyo

Tokyo, Japan · Volume 07

The Tokyo Collection

Modern minimalism. Everyday luxury.

Inspired by Tokyo's clean lines, contemporary fashion and effortless styling — considered pieces for a considered life.

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Sakura

Japan · Volume 08

The Sakura Collection

Flowers, memories and eternal beauty.

Inspired by cherry blossoms, floral symbolism and treasured moments — soft, feminine silhouettes cast in gold.

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