A bronze ring with an oval form, finished with a black and white spotted pattern and sealed with enamel, with the colours that animate this contemporary base. All of this to tell the story of the ever-eternal Roma. Her helmeted profile — composed, steadfast, a personification keeping watch over the city through an iconography that often echoes the common image of guardians and symbols — rises within the oval bezel. Roma crosses any surface, any era. This one too.

That face was spread by imperial coinage to every corner of the ancient world — recognisable everywhere, her image a promise. On this ring that promise meets a completely modern finish and renews itself. The graphic black and white of the Dalmatian gives the cameo a new version, and yet it is as though it had always been this way. The goddess, worn on the finger, with the same naturalness with which she has crossed the centuries. All roads lead to Roma, and all roads start from her — whoever wears this ring already knows they are a citizen of the world.

Orange fills the profile with warmth — warm, direct light, Roma under the sun as she has always been imagined. Blue brings depth and distance: the colour of the sky above the Forum, of a gaze reaching toward the Mediterranean. Pearl meets the white of the base — double luminosity, the profile emerging with quiet grace, like an ancient cameo rediscovered. Violet brings an unexpected note outside the usual canon — a dusty, deep colour that did not exist in the classical age. On this relief it is an interesting contrast: a Roman profile and a colour completely of today.