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Generally speaking, stones are strong. But if you are thinking about the physical meaning of “strong” it means you are wrong! In rhyme we trust.

This was our very first collection. It was a provocation on the physicality of the material: “it’s not as it seems”… big stones, apparently very heavy, but in reality very light, because of what they are made of: resin.
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Generally speaking, stones are strong. But if you are thinking about the physical meaning of “strong” it means you are wrong! In rhyme we trust.

This was our very first collection. It was a provocation on the physicality of the material: “it’s not as it seems”… big stones, apparently very heavy, but in reality very light, because of what they are made of: resin.
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necklace roger necklace roger

The design process of this collection started with a moment of "obsession": we had a lot of small stones on the table and we had to maniacally put them one next to the other.

We believe that great collections are born from an "obsession"!
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necklace oscar bignecklace oscar big

Musée des Arts Decoratifs in Paris.

18th Century Portuguese jewellery collection. It seems like the instructions for a robbery, but it’s something more legal: the museum shop buyers commissioned us to reinterpret an existing jewellery collection.
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necklace oscaroscar nacklace

Musée des Arts Decoratifs in Paris.

18th Century Portuguese jewellery collection. It seems like the instructions for a robbery, but it’s something more legal: the museum shop buyers commissioned us to reinterpret an existing jewellery collection.
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necklace hi lands necklace hi lands

Is alternating elements the way to create alternative jewels? Yes. No. Yes. No. Yes. No. As you can see, we madly love "alternations”.

For this collection, we wanted to fix a sequence, alternating forms and colours, in order to create a strong pattern.
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earrings stones 2 earrings stones 2

Generally speaking, stones are strong. But if you are thinking about the physical meaning of “strong” it means you are wrong! In rhyme we trust.

This was our very first collection. It was a provocation on the physicality of the material: “it’s not as it seems”… big stones, apparently very heavy, but in reality very light, because of what they are made of: resin.
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earrings stones earrings stones

Generally speaking, stones are strong. But if you are thinking about the physical meaning of “strong” it means you are wrong! In rhyme we trust.

This was our very first collection. It was a provocation on the physicality of the material: “it’s not as it seems”… big stones, apparently very heavy, but in reality very light, because of what they are made of: resin.
earrings stones read more
earrings roger earrings roger

The design process of this collection started with a moment of "obsession": we had a lot of small stones on the table and we had to maniacally put them one next to the other.

We believe that great collections are born from an "obsession"!
earrings roger read more
earrings hi lands earrings hi lands

Is alternating elements the way to create alternative jewels? Yes. No. Yes. No. Yes. No. As you can see, we madly love "alternations”.

For this collection, we wanted to fix a sequence, alternating forms and colours, in order to create a strong pattern.
earrings hi lands read more
bracelet stones bracelet stones

Generally speaking, stones are strong. But if you are thinking about the physical meaning of “strong” it means you are wrong! In rhyme we trust.

This was our very first collection. It was a provocation on the physicality of the material: “it’s not as it seems”… big stones, apparently very heavy, but in reality very light, because of what they are made of: resin.
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bracelet roger bracelet roger

The design process of this collection started with a moment of "obsession": we had a lot of small stones on the table and we had to maniacally put them one next to the other.

We believe that great collections are born from an "obsession"!
bracelet roger read more
bracelet hi lands bracelet hi lands

Is alternating elements the way to create alternative jewels? Yes. No. Yes. No. Yes. No. As you can see, we madly love "alternations”.

For this collection, we wanted to fix a sequence, alternating forms and colours, in order to create a strong pattern.
bracelet hi lands read more
bracelet stones 2bracelet stones 2

Generally speaking, stones are strong. But if you are thinking about the physical meaning of “strong” it means you are wrong! In rhyme we trust.

This was our very first collection. It was a provocation on the physicality of the material: “it’s not as it seems”… big stones, apparently very heavy, but in reality very light, because of what they are made of: resin.
bracelet stones 2read more