This is a handcrafted necklace in 19 carat gold which is often used in Portuguese jewellery. With a molecular shape, each circle is constructed using Portuguese filigree. Two very fine gold threads are twisted, laminated, rolled into a spiral and welded to create this refined piece.

This is a handcrafted ring in oxidised sterling silver, in a circle shape, adjustable and mobile. The mesh is developed from the continuous repetition of spiral shapes reminiscent of the 18th century reliquary terminals, a key element seen in traditional filigree.

This is a handcrafted brooch in oxidised sterling silver. It is made of dozens of very thin threads, twisted and laminated, welded into a circular structure. Due to its size, it is a piece of great technical difficulty.

This is a handcrafted bracelet in oxidised sterling silver. Its specific texture is given by the filigree element called ‘filum’ in Latin which is a twisted metal thread that winds around an internal basic support.

This is a handcrafted ring in 19 carat gold which is typically used in Portuguese jewellery making. Adjustable, it is made from 11 threads, each with three circles on both ends, welded together. It is a contemporary interpretation of a detail from a traditional piece of Portuguese filigree.