Vetrine dell'Artigiano Artistico

Jewels

Collier Etnia

925 silver, 750 yellow gold choker, with a buffalo horn, Mediterranean red coral and freshwater beads. Being a clear tribute to Sardinian tradition, the artefact consists of a central pendant, depicting the silhouette of a woman in her traditional costume.

|Selargius
Ciondolo Quattro Mori

Silver pendant with zircons. Sardinia is represented by the image of the four moors.

Dinamos Gioielli|Orosei
Spilla "Su Puleu"

This gold brooch is embellished with a Bolma Rugosa eye-shaped pendant and a boar tusk, aka “Su Puleu” (bunch of grapes), and entirely hand-made using traditional techniques. Traditionally used as a lucky charm against the evil, it was presented to daughters at their birth.

Porcu Gioielli|Gavoi
Amuleto tradizionale

Silver lucky charm with bezel. A jewel typical of Sardinia's goldsmith tradition, it features the typical Bolma rugosa turbine snail shell, decorated with swirl patterns and embellished with a small drop-like bell.

Andrea Sotgiu|Tempio Pausania
Girocollo Ericeus

This precious gold necklace includes 30 finely-crafted and mounted filigree elements, suggesting the charming shape of a sea urchin.

Creazioni Antonello|Nuoro

Il settore

Nowadays, filigree is still the most popular technique used in Sardinia jewellery, granting a peculiar identity to local production, mainly due to the virtuosity achieved by local artisans.

Over time, new techniques and experiments have be performed. Charming and interesting results have been crafted.

These experiences reinterpret the great goldsmith's art tradition of the Island, but also open up to interesting original collections, closer to the most modern designs.

A local heritage, an added value, approached under new perspectives, recalling local traditions, resulting in original modern collections and giving new life to knowledge and skills.