when we go to the mountains

For this pendant I was inspired by the Ficus watkinsiana also called "strangler fig"

semi-transparent opal cabochon that

Symmetry of the cut not precise

There are several variations on the market and I have also tried to give my "organic" interpretation of this great classic: This solitaire has a bezel that starts from the stem and grows to create the claws that hold the stone

Ciondolo "Granelli" con Acquamarina "Moss" Rotondo FTT when we go to theThis pendant, handcrafted and cast in silver with the "Lost Wax" technique, features a "Moss" aquamarine with microscopic inclusions that seem to form part of a fingerprint, like a small storm of particles. The organic shapes, inspired by my vision of nature, seem to grow around the stone. In the intersections of the bezel, small silver granules evoke the Etruscan granulation technique, blending harmoniously with the natural style of the pendant.