PAST COLLECTIONS
Early chapters of our story
These collections are no longer in production, but they show how we started. They're still worn by people who connected with these legends.
Romance Collection
Jewelry inspired by medieval posy inscriptions — poetic messages sealed in metal.
In the 14th century, after centuries when love was considered secondary to duty, romantic devotion finally became something worth celebrating. These pieces reflect that shift, when couples started immortalizing their feelings in wearable form.
Posy ring "The Time Will Come"
A posy ring with Old French inscriptions — a reflection of courtly love and devotion.
Engraved on the outside: "VNG TEMPS VIANDRA" (The time will come). Hidden inside: "MON DESIR ME VAILLE" (My desire keeps me awake). These words, sealed in metal, were promises exchanged between lovers — intimate messages meant to be carried always. Inspired by an artifact from the Victoria and Albert Museum collection.
On the left: artifact from the Victoria and Albert Museum collection.
Romance Collection's highlights
Sacred Collection
Jewelry encoded with symbols of faith, destiny, and remembrance.
For centuries, people used spiritual symbols to remind themselves how to live meaningfully. These pieces reflect Christian values and the understanding that life's brevity makes every moment precious.
Memento Mori Signet Ring
Memento Mori isn't about death — it's about living fully.
A skull and roses remind us that life is fleeting, so every day matters. Not meant to frighten, but to inspire living with intention and meaning. Inspired by an artifact from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
On the left: artifact from the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
Sacred Collection's highlights
Anne-Sophie, France
Bijoux magnifiques, très bonne communication, je suis toujours ravie de mes achats !! Je commanderai à nouveau en toute confiance, merci beaucoup 🤗
Elisabethe, USA
Even more stunning than the photo! Thank you, Irina, for another gorgeous piece. Shipped in good order and lovingly packaged.
Diego, Italy
Ornamenti di ottima fabbricazione e di ottimo gusto, consegna puntuale e comoda. Complimenti per il progetto!
Flora & Fauna Collection
Jewelry inspired by medieval nature symbols.
These designs carry meanings that medieval people saw in the natural world — strength, renewal, and the connection between humans and nature.
Circlet Of Flowers
A 13th-14th century annular brooch combining symbols of love and family.
Six flower petals symbolized harmony and love. Two heraldic shields once bore noble family crests, possibly marking a marriage alliance. This rare combination tells the story of medieval unions that joined not just hearts, but families. Inspired by a find from Magdalen Laver, Essex, United Kingdom.
On the left: a find from Magdalen Laver, Essex, United Kingdom.
Flora & Fauna Collection's highlights
PENDANTS
Medallion “Universe”
A medieval cosmos captured in metal.
This 13th-century design combines symbols of harmony, eternity, and renewal. The circle represents infinity, the eight-pointed star symbolizes rebirth, and the fleur-de-lis stands for purity and nobility. Together, they formed a medieval person's understanding of the universe. Inspired by an artifact from the Cleveland Museum of Art.
On the left: an artifact from the Cleveland Museum of Art.
RINGS
Ring "Secret"
A 15th-century symbol of hidden passion.
The torch on the ring's shoulders represents inner fire and passion. The padlock on the shield symbolizes secrets kept safe. Together, they spoke of feelings too precious to share with the world — love that burns bright but stays protected. Inspired by a 15th-century ring found in Sherborne-in-Elmet, United Kingdom.
On the left: a find from Sherborne-in-Elmet, United Kingdom.
ANNULAR BROOCHES
Annular brooch "Fede"
An annular brooch featuring the Fede symbol — hands joined in trust.
Two hands clasped in friendship or marriage represented unbreakable bonds. This symbol traveled from ancient Rome through medieval Europe, marking commitments that lasted lifetimes. Inspired by a find from Hatfield, Essex, United Kingdom.
On the left: a find from Hatfield, Essex, United Kingdom.
LOCKETS & RELIQUARIES
Pomander
A 17th-century scent case for everyday protection.
These ornate cases held precious oils and perfumes that people believed could ward off illness and bad air. The detailed engravings show how important fragrance was in daily life, not just for luxury, but for health and well-being. Inspired by German jewelry from the first half of the 17th century.
Reviews
Anne-Sophie, France
Bijoux magnifiques, très bonne communication, je suis toujours ravie de mes achats !! Je commanderai à nouveau en toute confiance, merci beaucoup 🤗
Elisabethe, USA
Even more stunning than the photo! Thank you, Irina, for another gorgeous piece. Shipped in good order and lovingly packaged.
Diego, Italy
Ornamenti di ottima fabbricazione e di ottimo gusto, consegna puntuale e comoda. Complimenti per il progetto!
