For Stellar Glimpse ring, the theme of celestial dynamics continues, but with a twist that invites interaction and deeper reflection on the chaos and structure of the cosmos.

This design features an open box, suggesting a window into the universe. Inside this frame, the spheres are placed in motion. Unlike the fixed orbs in the first ring, these spheres are loosely contained within the box. This setup represents celestial bodies and cosmic debris, while a black hole lends a subtle depth and creates the illusion of spiraling motion toward a central, unseen force.

The _Stellar Glimpse_ ring, together with the _Orbital Dance_ ring, was selected by Artistar Jewels to participate in Milan Jewelry Week 2024 and is on display at Palazzo Bovara.

  
Materials: Silver, Moss agate

Dimensions: Height: 34 mm | Width: 21 mm | Depth: 11 mm

Since the rings are asymmetric, the measurements are taken at the largest part of the ring.

Weight: 15 g

Size: ø 13

  

Stellar Glimpse

At the heart of the composition is a spherical glass element screwed on with a thread, reminiscent of a lamp with light at its center. The surrounding spheres convey a sense of balance and unbalance, ascending and descending; they are made of translucent glass and silver, representing moons and other celestial bodies. These spheres are arranged in a seemingly erratic manner, but upon closer inspection, they follow a delicate balance, suggesting an invisible gravitational pull from the central planet.

The background is dark, speckled with green and blue tones that resemble the depths of space, hinting at movement and the orbits of these celestial bodies through the cosmos.

The _Orbital Dance_ ring, together with the _Stellar Glimpse_ ring, was selected by Artistar Jewels to participate in Milan Jewelry Week 2024 and is on display at Palazzo Bovara.

  
Materials: Silver, glass, brass, Pom-Pom

Dimensions: Height: 44 mm | Width: 35 mm | Depth: 30 mm

Since the rings are asymmetric, the measurements are taken at the largest part of the ring.

Weight: 20 g

Size: ø 11

Orbital Dance

In the "Scarred yet free" collection, each piece embodies the duality of constraint and freedom, capturing the essence of resilience and transformation. Through the medium of charcoal, representing the iscorched remnants of past trials, these pieces reveal the 

  
Materials: Silver, coal, baroque pearl

Dimensions: Height: 40 mm | Width: 23 mm | Depth: 20 mm

Since the rings are asymmetric, the measurements are taken at the largest part of the ring.

Weight: 6 g

Size: ø 23

  

Still Standing

In the "Scarred yet free" collection, each piece embodies the duality of constraint and freedom, capturing the essence of resilience and transformation. Through the medium of charcoal, representing the scorched remnants of past trials, these pieces reveal the beauty and light that can arise from adversity.

The charcoal elements, dark and raw, contrast with the shimmering highlights of precious metals, stones and pearls, symbolizing the enduring light of the human spirit.

It serves as a constant reminder that even in the face of hardship, one can emerge with strength and brilliance.

The ring _Eternal Reminder_ was selected for the _Roma Jewelry Week 2024_, under the theme Infinite Baroque_,_ to be exhibited in the Contemporary Jewelry exhibition at the Trajan Market - Museum of the Imperial Forums and to participate in the Incinque Jewels Contest.

Was also featured in the collective exhibition _Emerge_, part of the Lisbon International Biennial of Contemporary Jewelry in 2024\. alongside with _Ashes to Bloom_ and _Rising from the Deep, from the Scarred Yet Free_ collection.
  
  
Materials: Silver, coal powder, rock crystal

Dimensions: Height: 45 mm | Width 45 mm | Depth: 30 mm

Since the rings are asymmetric, the measurements are taken at the largest part of the ring.

Weight: 26 g

Size: ø 13,5

Eternal Reminder

In the "Scarred yet free" collection, each piece embodies the duality of constraint and freedom, capturing the essence of resilience and transformation. Through the medium of charcoal, representing the scorched remnants of past trials, these pieces reveal the beauty and light that can arise from adversity.

The charcoal elements, dark and raw, contrast with the shimmering highlights of precious metals, stones and pearls, symbolizing the enduring light of the human spirit.

It serves as a constant reminder that even in the face of hardship, one can emerge with strength and brilliance.

_Ashes to Bloom,_ was featured in the collective exhibition _Emerge_, part of the Lisbon International Biennial of Contemporary Jewelry in 2024, alongside with Rising from the Deep and _Eternal Reminder_, from the _Scarred Yet Free c_ollection.

  
Materials: Silver, coal, baroque pearls, silk string

Dimensions: Medallion: Height: 70 mm | Width: 62 mm | Depth: 30 mm String: 365 mm

Since the pieces are asymmetric, the measurements are taken at the largest part of the piece.

Weight: 50 g
  
  

Ashes to bloom

In the "Scarred yet free" collection, each piece embodies the duality of constraint and freedom, capturing the essence of resilience and transformation. Through the medium of charcoal, representing the scorched remnants of past trials, these pieces reveal the beauty and light that can arise from adversity.

The charcoal elements, dark and raw, contrast with the shimmering highlights of precious metals, stones and pearls, symbolizing the enduring light of the human spirit.

It serves as a constant reminder that even in the face of hardship, one can emerge with strength and brilliance.

_Rising from the Deep_, from the _Scarred Yet Free_collection, was featured alongside _Ashes to Bloom_and _Eternal Reminder_ in the collective exhibition _Emerge_, part of the Lisbon International Biennial of Contemporary Jewelry in 2024.

  
Dimensions: 100m x 70mm (string: 270mm)

Materials: Silver, coal, acrylic, rubber string
  
  

Rising from the deep

The 3 pieces of Evolution Collection have uniquely employing stone-cutting techniques with marble waste from quarries, crystals, and wood.

These creations evoke a myriad of sensations: the coolness of the stone, the warmth of the wood, and the distinct heft of each piece. They command attention, grounding you in the moment with their undeniable presence—a reminder in your hands that feels like indelible marks on a timeline. This collection, aptly named "Evolution," symbolizes a journey through time. "Erosion" represents the solid, established past; "Ruins" reflects the unstable, cracked present; and "Skyscraper" imagines a visionary, tech-infused future. Together, they encapsulate an ongoing evolution.

_Ruins,_ from the _Evolution_ collection, was selected along with the rings _Erosion_ and _Skyscraper_ for Slovenia Jewelry Week in May 2024, under the theme _Sensations_, and was exhibited at the DRAT gallery in Izola, Slovenia."

  
Materials: Marble and wood

Dimensions: Height: 43 mm | Width: 32 mm | Depth: 20 mm

Since the rings are asymmetric, the measurements are taken at the largest part of the ring.

Weight: 29 g

Size: ø 13

Ruins

The 3 pieces of Evolution Collection have uniquely employing stone-cutting techniques with marble waste from quarries, crystals, and wood.

These creations evoke a myriad of sensations: the coolness of the stone, the warmth of the wood, and the distinct heft of each piece. They command attention, grounding you in the moment with their undeniable presence—a reminder in your hands that feels like indelible marks on a timeline. This collection, aptly named "Evolution," symbolizes a journey through time. "Erosion" represents the solid, established past; "Ruins" reflects the unstable, cracked present; and "Skyscraper" imagines a visionary, tech-infused future. Together, they encapsulate an ongoing evolution.

_Skyscraper_, from the _Evolution_ collection, was selected along with the rings _Erosion_ and _Ruins_for Slovenia Jewelry Week in May 2024, under the theme _Sensations_, and was exhibited at the DRAT gallery in Izola, Slovenia.

  
Materials: Marble and blue calcite

Dimensions: Height: 41 mm | Width 47 mm | Depth: 31 mm

Since the rings are asymmetric, the measurements are taken at the largest part of the ring.

Weight: 36 g

Size: ø 14

Skyscraper

The 3 pieces of Evolution Collection have uniquely employing stone-cutting techniques with marble waste from quarries, crystals, and wood.

These creations evoke a myriad of sensations: the coolness of the stone, the warmth of the wood, and the distinct heft of each piece. They command attention, grounding you in the moment with their undeniable presence—a reminder in your hands that feels like indelible marks on a timeline. This collection, aptly named "Evolution," symbolizes a journey through time. "Erosion" represents the solid, established past; "Ruins" reflects the unstable, cracked present; and "Skyscraper" imagines a visionary, tech-infused future. Together, they encapsulate an ongoing evolution.

_Erosion,_ from the _Evolution_ collection, was selected along with the rings _Ruins_ and _Skyscraper_ for Slovenia Jewelry Week in May 2024, under the theme _Sensations_, and was exhibited at the DRAT gallery in Izola, Slovenia."

  
Materials: Marble, beach stone, sand and jade

Dimensions: Height: 38 mm | Width: 30 mm | Depth: 20 mm

Since the rings are asymmetric, the measurements are taken at the largest part of the ring.

Weight: 22 g

Size: ø 13

  

Erosion

Inspired by Mathias Malzieu's _The Mechanics of the Heart_, where the protagonist has a clock in his heart to keep it functioning, yet he must avoid intense emotions like anger and love, or risk breaking the mechanism. This serves as a metaphor for life: despite our efforts to control it, powerful passions can sweep us away. _Mechanical Heart_explores the duality of fear versus surrender, showing that intensity outshines time and that truly living means embracing, not evading, death.

  
Materials: Alpaca, resin, gears of my grandfather’s clock.

Dimensions: Height: 54 mm | Width: 65mm | Depth: 35 mm

Since the pieces are asymmetric, the measurements are taken at the largest part of the piece.

Weight: 76 g

Mechanical Heart

Inspired by the object that accompanied Françoise Gilot since the age of 3, when she first started using her mother's brushes. The brush remained in her hands from the age of 3 to 101\. Transforming this object into a ring is a way of immortalizing it in her hands.

The ring _Brush_ was selected to participate in the Battle of the Rings 2024, making it to the Sweet 16 out of 64 rings, and was on display during March at the Danaca Studio gallery in Seattle, USA.

  
Materials: Silver, brush bristles

Dimensions: Height: 82 mm | Width: 23 mm | 18 mm

Since the rings are asymmetric, the measurements are taken at the largest part of the ring.

Weight: 24 g

Size: ø 13,5

Brush

This exuberant pendant is inspired by the hand of Gilot, who painted and drew every day. Her hand was the precious instrument that gave life to her art, also represented in some works such as “Hands Clapping” and “Hand Burned.”

  
Materials: Enameled Copper 

Dimensions: Medallion: Height: 115 mm | Width: 60 mm | Depth: 0,5 mm | String: 350 mm

Since the pieces are asymmetric, the measurements are taken at the largest part of the piece.

Weight: 34 g

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