PENDANTS & NECKLACES

These units operate as suspended mass devices that articulate the body’s vertical axis. They are not conceived as traditional charms, but as artifacts of speculative archaeology inspired by modernist sculpture and structural rigor. Each piece constitutes an exercise in wearable art, merging raw aesthetics with technical symbolism, designed to withstand the obsolescence of trends.

The object functions as an extension of individual identity, blurring the line between ornament and historical document. Through unconventional forms and architectural structures, each design acts as a record of aesthetic intent. The radical materiality and geometry of these pieces shift jewelry into the realm of contemporary art, where value lies in the honesty of the material and the gravity of form.

Executed in industrial and noble metals, these artifacts explore the tension between raw texture and controlled imperfection. Their design allows for modular configuration, generating a dynamic dialogue of proportions and densities across the torso. Wearing one of these units is not a decorative act; it is a statement of material sovereignty and a confrontation with the standards of conventional luxury.