The inspiration for this piece came from observing a branch on a tree. Direct casting was used to capture the shape and then the bracelet, in 925 silver, was filed, sanded and polished inside to be smooth on the wrist. A patina treatment in the end enhances the bracelet’s shape.

Length 6.6 cm
Width 5.7 cm
Height 0.5 cm

These earrings, made manually in brass and plated gold, belong to a set of pieces inspired by artefacts from the Abbot of Baçal Museum, Bragança, dating back to the Bronze age. In this case, the Fíbula, like buttons today, enabled the joining of two fabrics.

Length 3.2 cm
Width 2.8 cm
Height 2.1 cm

These earrings were inspired by a religious artefact dated between the 17th and 18th centuries in Bragança’s Abbot of Baçal Museum. The sculpture represents the Baptism of Chris. God is surrounded by seven cherubs and rays of light radiate from the clouds. Handmade, they weigh only 4 grams.

Length 4.8 cm
Width 1 cm
Height 0.2 cm

The berries of the Phytolacca Heterotepala bush inspired the design of these earrings. Originally from North America, these shrubs are found in coastal areas of the Iberian Peninsula. After making a wax mould to position the berries, the earrings were then made by hand in 925 silver.

Length 1.8 cm
Width 0.6 cm
Height 0.4 cm

Culture and nature were the inspirational themes paying tribute to the organic honey from Bragança’s Natural Park of Montesinho which won the "7 Sweet Wonders of Portugal" contest. A honeycomb piece was used to achieve the final shape of the necklace’s pendant.

Length 1 cm
Width 1.8 cm
Height 3.5 cm