This is a bronze ring with a replaceable stone. The latter is made with polymer clay and inspired by the polychrome marbles used during the Roman Empire to decorate buildings. The ring can be customised, choosing between burnished bronze or burnished silver for the base, and there are 23 stones available to choose from for this model.

This is a soft-hammered bronze ring with a stone inspired by the precious mosaics of San Marco’s floors in Venice. The stone is created with polymer clay, using a revised and adapted scagliola-type technique.

This ring of soft-hammered, burnished silver has a stone of engraved bronze. The stone has the inscription of Omonoia, often used on Greek and Roman coins to represent political unity, family bonds and love of spouses.

The Pavimenta collection consists of soft-hammered bronze or burnished silver rings, with replaceable stones made of polymer clay. The stone decors are inspired by the Roman polychrome marbles of the Renaissance, often used for decorating sacred buildings.

Here are three soft-hammered bronze rings with polymer clay stones created with a revised and adapted scagliola technique. The inspiration for the stone decor comes from the precious black and white marble inlays of San Miniato al Monte in Florence, with geometric figures, lions and unicorns, hawks and doves, and the Zodiac of life. From left to right: rings C08 Bronze, C05 Bronze and C03 Bronze with replaceable stones San Miniato C08, C05, and C03 Black.