A tender intaglio — Cupid and Psyche the way the late eighteenth century had learned to tell them: two figures, calm and in love, the feeling speaking in suggestion, in the held-back gesture. The grace is all here: in the unspoken, in the moment...

All the expressiveness of Medusa condenses into the oval form of the bezel of this ring. Calm, serene, seraphic. The face among the most moulded, sculpted and reproduced in existence — on this jewel it speaks intimately, to us. She is peaceful, enveloped, composed....

It all begins with the contact with the material. A surface that recalls earth, hide, the vigour of something alive — the gilded metal, clad in an animal-print design beneath the transparent enamel, wraps the band with an organic, instinctive rhythm that multiplies every...

A decisive, textured structure wraps the finger: bronze beneath spotted enamel creates a surface alive with warm, unpredictable reflections. This is the Jaguar Ring — and upon this coat emerges the face of Antinous, with the clarity of a cameo that time has made...

Cupid and the butterfly on Dalmatian — a pairing that comes immediately. The subject already carries its own gentle irony: the god of love playing with the soul, the suspension between holding and letting go. This ring adds its own layer of verve, its...

A deep and vigorous intaglio depicts Cupid, a playful child, riding with natural ease a lion, the symbol of instinct and pride: the Lux Ring thus embraces a pure and vital allegory, Love Triumphing over Force. On this gold-finished bronze model, the encounter between...

The face of Medusa presents itself with a clarity that strikes at first glance. The intaglio emerges calmly from the golden surface of the Lux Ring — every line is defined, every volume in its place, and the whole projects a tranquillity one feels...

The Prancing Horse is recognisable at once — front hooves raised, body in full tension, mane in the air. Everything pointing forward. The cameo is monochromatic: horse and ground are the same colour, the subject reads only through the relief of the carving —...

The scene comes from the frescoes of Villa Arianna at Stabiae — an eighteenth-century discovery that shaped European neoclassical taste. A woman offers winged cupids as though they were precious fruit: the sweetness offered and received. The carving on the round bezel renders this...

The Greek poet who observed with clarity the dynamics between gods and mortals — his profile emerges from the round bezel with the sharpness of an ancient portrait: the thoughtful brow, the regular features, the beard following the chin line. Euripide's capacity to describe...

The symbol of Rome — the she-wolf nursing Romulus and Remus — in the round bezel of the AURA ring carries the sculptural density of 18kt gold-plated bronze. The wolf’s body fills the entire circular space, the twins beneath her, every detail legible in...

The most unexpected subject in the entire collection, and one of the most beloved. The frog's connection to ancient art, to classicism or to cameo is less immediate and recognisable than other iconographies — which makes it all the more surprising. We loved it...

The fresco from Villa Arianna in Stabiae — a woman offering winged cupids as though they were precious fruit — finds in the round 18kt gold-plated bronze bezel the finesse of the cameo in its purest form. The collection's most delicate scene rests here...