This silver ring is adorned with blue stones and features an architectural volume. Starting with a 2D drawing, the shape was sculpted in a block of wax using the lost-wax casting technique. Named after the island of Santorini, the stones were chosen to reflect this iconic location.

These purple earrings are composed of a series of lilac flowers, meticulously cut from a six-tenths thick sheet of silver, stamped and soldered to the centre. The tube used to attach the flowers to the silver stem was also handmade. All the elements were then enamelled piece by piece, and finally mounted on the stems. This jewel is featured in the book New Earrings by Nicolas Estrada.

Named Byzance, this silver ring adorned with red stones is part of The Invisible Cities series. It was made using the lost wax casting technique. Inspired by engravings, the shape was sculpted from an illustration of the ancient city. Once the wax had been cast into silver, several stages were involved in the making process, including adapting the mountings and stones, crimping and polishing.

Reminiscent of the shape of the wisteria, these silver earrings are entirely hand-crafted. Several stages and different technical gestures were involved in their making, including cutting, stamping and hammering. The elements are movable on the stem. This jewel is featured in the book New Earrings by Nicolas Estrada.

This ring is entirely handmade from silver plate. Two small houses, made from small folds to which copper roofs are fixed, adorn the piece. A paper boat, made by folding and then soldering, features next to the houses. The elements are fixed to the pebble, which is in turn fixed to the silver band.