SYMBOLISM

Roman Gods

The vast mythology of the Roman gods offers an inexhaustible source of inspiration for our jewelry. The stories of powerful deities like Jupiter, Venus, and Mars, along with their attributes and sy...

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Eye

The symbol of the eye, with roots in various cultures such as Ancient Egypt and Christian iconography, has maintained its profound meaning of protection and good fortune throughout history. 

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Greek Gods

In Greek mythology, the origin of the gods begins with primordial chaos, from which Gaia (Earth) and Uranus (Sky) emerged. From their union were born the Titans, the Cyclopes, and the Hecatoncheire...

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Leather

Natural leathers have played a fundamental role in ancient cultures, not only as a utilitarian material but also as a symbol of power, status, and connection with nature.

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Omega

The Omega, a symbol of Greek heritage, is a profound emblem that celebrates inner strength and beauty. In ancient Greece, the Omega represented greatness and the eternal cycle of life, marking the ...

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Legend of the Koi Fish

In Ancient Asia, the River of Heaven and the River of Earth were divided by what was known as the Dragon Gate. After years of effort guided by his determination, a single koi fish managed to reach ...

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Spanish Real

The Spanish real was a silver coin used between the 14th and 19th centuries. During this period, due to the power of the Empire, the monetary system of the peninsula was based on this coin.

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Ganesha

Hindu culture and the figure of Ganesha offer a rich source of inspiration due to their profound symbolism and spiritual significance. Ganesha, the god of wisdom and remover of obstacles, represent...

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Hei Matau

The Hei Matau reminds us that with strength and determination, we can draw abundance from the deepest unknowns, being a traditional symbol of Maori culture from New Zealand.

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