Volute

Giorgio Vigna Volute, 2015 Murano glass lampworking hand-engraved stones, white gold leaf, oxidised silver on copper necklace Unique and signed Giorgio Vigna’s unique jewellery is the essence of natural elements in their most primitive and primordial state. They are geological adventures of earth and water, fire and wind, light and shadow, which form the basis of the artist’s research. The natural and the artificial, the macrocosm and microcosm meet and collide and are defined through their opposition and contrast. The unique necklaces are made with Murano glass, oxidised copper, silver, and gold leafs.

Giorgio Vigna Lune, 2015 Hand-sculpted 11 stone Murano light blue glass, white and yellow gold leaf, and oxidised silver necklace Unique and signed Giorgio Vigna’s unique jewellery is the essence of natural elements in their most primitive and primordial state. They are geological adventures of earth and water, fire and wind, light and shadow, which form the basis of the artist’s research. The natural and the artificial, the macrocosm and microcosm meet and collide and are defined through their opposition and contrast. The unique necklaces are made with Murano glass, oxidised copper, silver, and gold leafs.

Wim Delvoye Untitled (Dual Möbius Quad Corpus), 2011 Rose gold pendant 4.4 x 2.3 x 2.3 cm Unique Dual Möbius Quad Corpus is the last stage of the Christ twisted on the cross from the Holy Family piece. This pendant represents four elongated Christs inside and outside the double rings.

Wim Delvoye Dual Möbius Quad Corpus, 2011 Palladium pedants 4.4 x 2.3 x 2.3 cm Unique Dual Möbius Quad Corpus is the last stage of the Christ twisted on the cross from the Holy Family piece. This pendant represents four elongated Christ figures inside and outside the double rings.

Wim Delvoye Holy Family, 2011 Palladium pendants 4.4 x 2.3 x 2.3 cm (box) Unique Holy Family  consists of 8 rings/pendants, one chain, and the box, all being inseparable. This work focuses on the body of Christ depicted in the gothic manner twisted on the cross in different ways.  

Giorgio Vigna Cristallo with gold nuggets, 2012 Hand-sculpted Murano glass, copper leaf, and yellow gold nugget necklace 6.5 cm diameter Unique and signed Giorgio Vigna’s unique jewellery is the essence of natural elements in their most primitive and primordial state. They are geological adventures of earth and water, fire and wind, light and shadow, which form the basis of the artist’s research. The natural and the artificial, the macrocosm and microcosm meet and collide and are defined through their opposition and contrast. The unique necklaces are made with Murano glass, oxidised copper, silver, and gold leafs.

Kendell Geers Speaking in Tongues (Stella Maris), 2011 Silver necklace and rosary 76 cm long Edition of 5 Signed and numbered Edition sold out The 2011 collaboration between Kendell Geers and Elisabetta Cipriani resulted in three different iconic pieces that convey the characteristic intensity of the artist’s works. Speaking in Tongues (Stella Maris) is a rosary which is worn as a necklace. It is made of female nipples cast from a live model and put together in the classic rosary format. Speaking in Tongues reveals the hidden symbolism of femininity in a rosary.  

Fausto Melotti Ruote, circa 1985 18kt yellow gold necklace Edition 5 of 20 Filippini Edition (Gemma Gioielli) Rejecting the traditional sculptural emphasis on volume and form, Fausto Melotti’s sculptures are de-materialized, penetrable and incorporate the empty space that passes through them. Emphatically geometric and rhythmically balanced, these works fuse Melotti’s love for mathematics and music. They have rigorous geometric proportions based on the golden section of base/height ratio and harmoniously combine straight lines and curves with concave and convex forms to create a sense of musical “counterpoint”. The jewels created in the 1980s carry the same pioneering, new genre of his modern sculptures.

Carla Accardi Pendente, 2004 White gold, onyx, and diamond pendant Edition 2/3 Signed and numbered

Enrico Castellani Superficie, 2012 18kt white gold necklace 6.2 x 6.2 cm Edition of 12 Signed and numbered Since the late 1950’s Enrico Castellani’s work has been characterized by striking relief structures called Superficie. The jewellery project came to life in 2012/2013, using a hammer and a chisel, the artist has created bracelets and necklaces made in three different colours of gold. The geometrical patterns created in these jewels alternate positive and negative space and establish a strong interplay between light and shadow.