The Res (things) Collection reinvents the ancient tradition of decorating everyday things with memorable, protective, glorifying or even comic inscriptions. This collection embodies the philosophy and aesthetics of the brand, where clean lines, refinement and usability of the form are combined with semantic fullness.

Length 12 cm

The ring was laser engraved in Ancient Greek ἄριστον μὲν ὕδωρ (Water is the best of all things) from Pindar's First Olympian Ode. Anna Fanigina received the Venice Design Week award for archaeology for this work, given to her by the director of the National Archaeological Museum of Adria, Alberta Facchi.

This collection of three brooches PRIMUS, SECUNDUS, TERTIUS is dedicated to Mark Rothko's art. Jewellery is made of silver, but the means of expression has become the interaction between natural and artificial materials - organic glass and semi-precious stones. Pink quartz, aquamarine, citrine versus coloured plastic inspired by Pompeii murals, with soft and bright shades.

Height 4 cm
Width 5 cm

VERBA (words) are Anna Fanigina’s main source of inspiration when making jewellery. Each piece of the collection features an inscription in Latin. The Latin inscriptions on the hexagon rings read: “Omnia transeunt, et id etiam transeat” ("everything passes and this will pass") and “Ignis aer aqua arbor terra metallum” ("fire, air, water, wood, earth, metal")

Width 5.5 cm

Jewellery from Anna Fanigina’s TERES Collection (Rounded) are like ancient messages polished by the ocean itself, carefully carried onto the shore; they are ready to make everyone happy who finds them. Special meaning of each piece can be discovered through Latin inscriptions – little mysteries written under the transparent lens of natural amethysts, aquamarines, topazes and rock crystals.