Brooches
Tit
Fascinating play of the mineral in the sun, the incredible beauty of the reflections create the feeling of a real miracle. Greek myths claim that this is a moonstone created from the rays of a night star. In Mesopotamia, priests read prayers, peering into the rainbow depths of the "eyes of God." Hindus believe that the stone protects conjugal love if both the husband and the wife have one Labrador.
According to legends, it was discovered by the Hyperboreans - the northern ancestors of the peoples of Europe - and it was determined that the mineral helps only a worthy person. We invite you to become the owner of an amazing piece of jewelry "Tit": the wings of the bird are made of topaz, the body is made of Labrador.
Labradorite 39.43 ct, topaz 83.25 ct, gold, labradorite, topaz, lost wax casting, cut, mounted
Moscow, 2017
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Pendants
Undine
Many artists turn to mythological themes in their work.
Here, you see a contemporary interpretation of Undine, reimagined through the artist’s vision. Bathed in moonlight, the feminine figure enchants men with her beauty and song—yet those who succumb to her charm become entangled in her flowing hair and perish.
The artist delicately conveys the fragility of human relationships through quartz plates, etched with the entwined bodies of lovers in the intricate technique of intaglio.
On the reverse side, the body of a man is shown falling into the depths, consumed by love for this mysterious woman. This image is rendered in monochrome enamel painting, capturing the drama and allure of the myth.
