Skin of Christ
The Skin of Christ the Redeemer is one of the Seven Wonders of the World and an emblematic image of Rio de Janeiro. This jewel is inspired by the extraordinary but lesser known story of the statue, which was built entirely with donations from the Brazilian people. During construction, small paper triangles with the names of the families/donors were placed under the outer layers of triangles/tiles of ‘soapstone’ (millions of pieces) that cover the statue and can only be seen with the naked eye when viewing the statue up close.
The ‘Skin of Christ the Redeemer’ is a charity/jewellery project in collaboration with the Archdiocese of Rio de Janeiro, as part of the proceeds will be donated to support the social projects of the Sanctuary of Christ the Redeemer.The artist’s tribute pays tribute to solidarity and to the people who silently contribute to a better world.
There are two versions of the jewel, in two sizes. One with the arms outstretched and one with the perspective of the Christ the Redeemer’s face taken in three quarters.
Social action
A portion of the profits from each jewel is donated to the Archdiocese of Rio de Janeiro for social action.
Skin of Christ
The Skin of Christ the Redeemer is one of the Seven Wonders of the World and an emblematic image of Rio de Janeiro. This jewel is inspired by the extraordinary but lesser known story of the statue, which was built entirely with donations from the Brazilian people. During construction, small paper triangles with the names of the families/donors were placed under the outer layers of triangles/tiles of ‘soapstone’ (millions of pieces) that cover the statue and can only be seen with the naked eye when viewing the statue up close.
The ‘Skin of Christ the Redeemer’ is a charity/jewellery project in collaboration with the Archdiocese of Rio de Janeiro, as part of the proceeds will be donated to support the social projects of the Sanctuary of Christ the Redeemer.
The artist’s tribute pays tribute to solidarity and to the people who silently contribute to a better world.
There are two versions of the jewel, in two sizes. One with the arms outstretched and one with the perspective of the Christ the Redeemer’s face taken in three quarters.
Social action
A portion of the profits from each jewel is donated to the Archdiocese of Rio de Janeiro for social action.
Spicchi Caramellati
Description
Yellow gold kt.18, gr.51.37, rodocrosite ct.162.
Inspiration
Caramelized by the sun which has squeezed out all the lymphs, all the sugar. They have crystallized in order to remain intact through time and be enjoyed slowly…
Spirito santo
Holy Spirit Necklace
A jewel that transcends time and captures the essence of spirituality and elegance. The Holy Spirit Necklace features a stone masterfully cut into the iconic shape of the Holy Spirit, symbolizing protection and divine light. Available in four color variations: Blue Topaz, Amethyst, Prasiolite, and Citrine. Each stone radiates its own unique energy, reflecting the harmony between natural beauty and faith.
Stella di Corallo Rosa
Description
White gold, engraved deep sea Japan pink coral, diamonds.
Inspiration
Strewn on the beach, they shine in their sensuality and voluptuousness tied to other inhabitants of the water through the forgotten nets of fishermen.
Tesoro Barocco Collane
Description
Pink Tesoro Barocco: pink gold, Biwa pearls, Chinese lagoon pearls, Australian pearls. White Tesoro Barocco: white gold, Biwa pearls, Chinese lagoon pearls, Australian pearls.
Inspiration
Pearls stolen from a pirates’ treasure chest and knotted to each other in a baroque way…
Tripudio di mare
Description
Necklace in coral, and onyx bronze
Inspiration
From the bottom of the Sea a gift from Neptune
Zucchero Caramellato
Description
Yellow gold, amber.
Inspiration
As children we used to burn sugar and create edible shapes but beware of putting your fingers inside… you would get burnt… a sweet memory before the first experiences of expression and danger.