The Sunflowers collection is a celebration of the beauty and strength of nature, captured in jewellery designs that dazzle with their vitality. This unique collection is born from a special collaboration with the renowned fashion designers Ailanto and is complemented by the words of the writer Espido Freire, who brings a poetic and narrative dimension.
"In the light fabric of this collection, barely glimpsed at first, and then with undeniable potency, a sunflower emerges. On a deep red or an unforgettable blue, with swift brushstrokes and pure colours, a flower appears that admits no competition, that eclipses any other flower that joins it with absolute authority.
We see on the fabrics a sun planted in the earth, a sun that has not forgotten where it comes from, and that turns its vegetal face towards the light, with all its cells eager for life and warmth.
Heliotrope: the one who seeks the sun. In the golden metal, around the neck, intertwined with the fingers, more sunflowers: they seem to sprout from the skin, to intermingle with it, with a warmth that pierces the cold material and transforms it into flame: like the sunflowers themselves, these are not jewels that pair well with insecurity or shyness.
In a field, in the tall vase of a house, in the lower wing of a dress or anchored on the chest, the sunflower asks us to look at it, without arrogance or artifice. Here I am, it seems to tell us, I am a reminder that beauty exists, a brushstroke of life among the darkness, on the gauzes, in a choker.
In the 19th century, Oscar Wilde, the arbiter of elegance, chose to wear a sunflower at his premieres. If it was small, in the buttonhole; if it was very large, in hand. It was not merely an aesthetic decision, a break from conventions in a grey society, trapped by its own prejudices and bound in corsets. It was the way to start a new fashion, to recognise his own, to send a message to those who were different. A heliotrope is not chosen as an accessory, nor even as a hue for a dress, by chance. It requires a determined will, the desire to capture what the flower conveys.
- Espido Freire"
The power of the sunflower in jewellery.
The sunflower is a flower that does not go unnoticed. With its face always turned towards the sun, it symbolises loyalty, energy, and the constant search for light. In the Sunflowers collection, this flower is transformed into a work of art, rendered in golden metals.
Jewellery that conveys confidence and elegance.
The sunflower in jewellery holds deep meaning: it is a symbol of confidence and determination. The pieces in the Sunflowers collection are not made to go unnoticed; they are designed for those who want to stand out and assert their style with confidence. From chokers that seem to sprout from the skin, to rings and earrings that entwine with the fingers as if they were a natural extension.
The Sunflower: An eternal trend in fashion and jewellery.
The sunflower has been an icon in fashion since time immemorial. From the fields to the catwalks, and from Van Gogh's paintings to the red carpets, this flower has inspired designers and artists alike. In the Sunflowers collection, this flower continues its legacy, reinterpreted in contemporary jewellery that blends the classic with the modern: pecherita, tie clip or earcuff complete any look.
The beauty that sprouts from the skin.
Crafted in brass with yellow gold plating, the pieces in the Sunflowers collection capture the essence of the sunflower in its purest form. These designer jewels not only complement any outfit but also tell a story: the story of light, life, and the constant search for beauty. They are pieces that, like sunflowers, seem to sprout from the skin, radiating warmth and vitality. The combination of double ring, handcuff and bracelet adorns the hand in a play of details.
