Collections

Cotton Candy Collection gathers a series of rings with moving elements, one of the most original works by the designer, revisited and accompanied by a whole line of moving jewelry.

The name takes inspiration from the circular movements that the cotton candy man makes while spinning the sugar around the stick.

Similarly, the artist spins the wire around the ring and places every tiny hand-made bead individually, like sugar grains.

The moon with its mysterious and charming allure inspires this collection.

Rings, pendants, earrings and bracelets are made of shiny, textured, oxidized artworks in gold, silver and bronze.

This is the perfect collection for those who love asymmetry and want to get creative with their own jewelry.

Moving, asymmetrical necklaces and earrings in sterling silver can be worn differently according to one's mood or style.

You may even find new ways of wearing the same necklace!

Each piece tells a different story, here below you can discover them all.

In the background: "Snowflake" artwork by Hawaiian artist Tedd Nash Pomaski in silverpoint technique.

Spring, with its hues and colors, is the main inspiration for this elegant, fresh collection made of thin chains and small, playful stones in ton-sur-ton or contrasting colors.

Precious and semi-precious stones with their unique colors and shiny reflections lie at the base of these refined, precious pieces.  

Some items can be worn in different ways, some others can be worn together to form a slightly different jewel:

from a simple, every-day piece to a fancy set for a special occasion.

A journey into traditions and materials from all over the world, with stones mixed and matched in unique designs.

Turquoise, rock quartz, wood, seeds, glass, amber, onyx, coral, ceramic and synthetic stones in many different sizes and shapes

All stones come from from Brazil, India, South Africa, Mexico, Lithuania, Morocco and other lands, they were  either purchased by the artist herself or brought to her specifically by her friends 

Etnika collection is a continuous journey.

More stones and materials will enrich this diverse collection.

Unique pieces with sculptural, architectural jewelry that are truly one-of-a-kind pieces.

Also, this artistic collection gathers pieces custom made especially for clients as precious gifts for themselves or someone else.  

Browse through it to get inspired for your next personalized jewel!

This collection gathers jewels that are in the sale

These jewels are on clearance because they are discontinued or because they are prototypes and one-of-a-kind pieces that do not belong to the other collections

Browse through the whole collection and pick your jewel on offer - the discount is in each single page of the selected jewel -

Don't miss this occasion!

The collection of sculptures, in dark, rusty metallic structures and colorful crystal drops, is freely inspired by nature. Ely explores the concepts of asymmetry and balance through the exchange between opposite elements: full and void, transparency and opacity, old and new, gravity and suspension.

Metal is corroded by time and natural elements, while crystal drops are shiny and clear, as if they were new. In fact, the iron, even if eroded, is relatively new, while the drops are the ancient part in the composition because they come from old chandeliers, so this optical illusion is an element that the artist uses with irony to fool the viewer and to challenge our perception.

The creative process takes its inspiration from lighting design, from lamps and antique chandeliers, but in her creations light is eliminated, in order to focus on the interplay between the elements iron and glass. Void is the final and essential compositional element in the sculpture because, even if intangible, it contributes to the balance between the empty spaces left by the shape of the structure and the asymmetrical placement of the crystal drops.

Her sculptures are one of a kind. Each element in metal (wrought iron, brass, copper, tin etc) and in crystal was found in antique markets, artisan workshops and garage sales from all over the world, from Italy to Brazil, from New York to Marrakesh.

Each step needs a thorough study, from the choice of the single components to their three-dimensional assembly to the final positioning on a surface, where the orientation of the structure is twisted completely so that its original function becomes unrecognizable and our perception is challenged once more.