All our products are made of 925 sterling silver and combined with a wide variety of materials, such as mother-of-pearl, abalone, coral, natural stones and different types of shells. In this section, we present the characteristics and distinctive qualities of the materials used in our collections.

Sterling silver is the main material used in all our jewellery. It is composed of 92.5% pure silver and 7.5% other metals, which provide strength and durability.

Our jewellery is nickel-free and is not rhodium-plated.

We mainly work with polished, engraved, hammered, filigree and oxidised silver, using different techniques and finishes according to the design of each piece.


Abalone



Natural abalone mother-of-pearl, characterised by its green, blue and violet tones. Due to its natural origin, its colour and pattern may vary from one piece to another.

Shiva Eye


The natural operculum of certain sea snails, recognisable by its spiral shape. Also known as Saint Lucy’s Eye, it is traditionally considered a symbol of protection and good luck.

White Mother-of-Pearl


A natural material obtained from the inner layer of certain shells. It is characterised by its white colour and subtle iridescent reflections.

Shells


We work with a variety of natural seashells. Some retain their original finish, while others are treated with colour or resin. Due to their natural origin, their colour, shape and pattern may vary from one piece to another.

Coral


Made from coral powder and small fragments compacted with resin. This process makes it possible to create different shapes while adding strength and protection to the material.

Blue Sponge


Natural material with a porous structure, dyed blue and stabilised with resin to strengthen and protect its surface. Its irregular pattern makes each piece unique.

Blue Abalone 


Natural abalone mother-of-pearl treated with blue resin to intensify its colour and enhance its iridescent reflections. Due to its natural origin, its colour and pattern may vary from one piece to another.

Grey Mother-of-Pearl


A natural material obtained from the inner layer of certain shells. It features grey tones and iridescent reflections that vary from piece to piece.