Right-facing profile, steady features — Minerva in the AURA ring carries all the sharpness of the intaglio set in the 18kt gold-plated bronze bezel, the round plexiglass body giving her a new lightness. The goddess of wisdom, art, and strategic intelligence — a few...

The god of wine, theatre, and ecstasy — Dionysus, Bacchus to the Romans — rules from within, not from a distance. The profile on the bezel captures him with rare precision: abundant curls entwined with grape vine tendrils, the absorbed gaze of someone who...

The circular bezel of the EOS ring, in gilded bronze cast in lost wax and polished by hand, carries Minerva turned to the left. The classic helmet, the olive crown, the owl — the eighteenth-century intaglio gathers around the profile the symbols that have...

An barely-there ring. A presence made of air that finds its perfect balance with the density of the cameo. In this space of pure lightness, Libra moves — a figure balancing two portraits, two different profiles: opposing forces, possible choices, or perhaps the different...

Depicting a horse is among the highest challenges of figurative art. In this cameo the result is pure Neoclassical: a flat, clear, perfectly clean field from which a rampant horse rises with all four legs defined to perfection. The head and muzzle possess a...

Medusa enters this ring not as a mythological threat, but as an image of absolute control. Her face, held within the oval bezel, does not ask to be feared: it asks to be looked at. In classical art she has been carved, cast, copied...

STRENGTH WON BY CUPID — THE SONG THAT CONQUERS ALL Cupid rides the lion. They move together, complicit in the cameo of this jewel — a lion in full awareness of its own power, and Cupid, the god of love, playing the lyre. The...

ANTINOUS — A FACE THAT WAS ALWAYS GOING TO LAST Some faces last. Antinous is one of them. In this jewel his face is framed with absolute precision — held in the bezel as if the bronze was always waiting for him. Emperor Hadrian...

The immortal twin — Pollux, one of the Dioscuri, the son of Zeus who chose to share his own immortality with Castor rather than lose his brother. Regular features, tight compact curls, the expression conveying calm and inner strength: a profile carrying the story...

The same profile seen from the other side — Minerva with the face turned to the left. If the right-facing version is the moment of decision, this is the thought that precedes it — a more reflective nuance of the same features. The owl...

A gold-plated bronze bezel encircles the profile of the goddess Roma — the city herself, in a jewel on your hand. She is still, composed, eternal. Like Minerva she leads, governs and presides through intellect. She knows how to protect. A relief full of...

The EOS ring is an open form. The gilded bronze, cast in lost wax and polished by hand, describes a circular bezel with a mirror finish that gathers light and gives it back warm. At the centre, Minerva’s cameo: the profile turned right, the...