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A simple guide to save for later!
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Diferent sizes to suit different ears
A simple guide to save for later!
If you have any questions about your site, feel free to contact us directly 🤍

Diferent sizes to suit different ears
A simple guide to save for later!
If you have any questions about your site, feel free to contact us directly 🤍

Diferent sizes to suit different ears
A simple guide to save for later!
If you have any questions about your site, feel free to contact us directly 🤍

Diferent sizes to suit different ears
A simple guide to save for later!
If you have any questions about your site, feel free to contact us directly 🤍

I embraced Qimera Studio’s participation in a recent issue of Jan Magazine with genuine excitement, a shoot featuring Charlie Chan Dagelet, captured in Morocco.
I have always believed in the value of Qimera Studio. Despite receiving hundreds of proposals over time, I made a quiet promise to myself: to grow the brand with intention, to build its presence organically, and to wait for the moment when opportunities would come not because I paid for them, but because the work spoke for itself.
In January, another one of those moments arrived. A thoughtful email, an inspiring moodboard, and within no time, my pieces were on their way to the Netherlands.
I couldn’t be more proud of how far I’ve come, and even more excited for everything that is still ahead 🤍
@janmagazinenl
Clave earrings
Pinkie ring
Hortense ring

I embraced Qimera Studio’s participation in a recent issue of Jan Magazine with genuine excitement, a shoot featuring Charlie Chan Dagelet, captured in Morocco.
I have always believed in the value of Qimera Studio. Despite receiving hundreds of proposals over time, I made a quiet promise to myself: to grow the brand with intention, to build its presence organically, and to wait for the moment when opportunities would come not because I paid for them, but because the work spoke for itself.
In January, another one of those moments arrived. A thoughtful email, an inspiring moodboard, and within no time, my pieces were on their way to the Netherlands.
I couldn’t be more proud of how far I’ve come, and even more excited for everything that is still ahead 🤍
@janmagazinenl
Clave earrings
Pinkie ring
Hortense ring

I embraced Qimera Studio’s participation in a recent issue of Jan Magazine with genuine excitement, a shoot featuring Charlie Chan Dagelet, captured in Morocco.
I have always believed in the value of Qimera Studio. Despite receiving hundreds of proposals over time, I made a quiet promise to myself: to grow the brand with intention, to build its presence organically, and to wait for the moment when opportunities would come not because I paid for them, but because the work spoke for itself.
In January, another one of those moments arrived. A thoughtful email, an inspiring moodboard, and within no time, my pieces were on their way to the Netherlands.
I couldn’t be more proud of how far I’ve come, and even more excited for everything that is still ahead 🤍
@janmagazinenl
Clave earrings
Pinkie ring
Hortense ring

I have two kinds of life, and as a jewellery artist, that couldn’t influence me more. The many different lives I live, and the way shape how I dress, also allow me to be creative in how my jewellery becomes that final, special touch, no matter the mood

I have two kinds of life, and as a jewellery artist, that couldn’t influence me more. The many different lives I live, and the way shape how I dress, also allow me to be creative in how my jewellery becomes that final, special touch, no matter the mood

I have two kinds of life, and as a jewellery artist, that couldn’t influence me more. The many different lives I live, and the way shape how I dress, also allow me to be creative in how my jewellery becomes that final, special touch, no matter the mood

I have two kinds of life, and as a jewellery artist, that couldn’t influence me more. The many different lives I live, and the way shape how I dress, also allow me to be creative in how my jewellery becomes that final, special touch, no matter the mood

I have two kinds of life, and as a jewellery artist, that couldn’t influence me more. The many different lives I live, and the way shape how I dress, also allow me to be creative in how my jewellery becomes that final, special touch, no matter the mood

I have two kinds of life, and as a jewellery artist, that couldn’t influence me more. The many different lives I live, and the way shape how I dress, also allow me to be creative in how my jewellery becomes that final, special touch, no matter the mood

I have two kinds of life, and as a jewellery artist, that couldn’t influence me more. The many different lives I live, and the way shape how I dress, also allow me to be creative in how my jewellery becomes that final, special touch, no matter the mood

I have two kinds of life, and as a jewellery artist, that couldn’t influence me more. The many different lives I live, and the way shape how I dress, also allow me to be creative in how my jewellery becomes that final, special touch, no matter the mood

I have two kinds of life, and as a jewellery artist, that couldn’t influence me more. The many different lives I live, and the way shape how I dress, also allow me to be creative in how my jewellery becomes that final, special touch, no matter the mood

I have two kinds of life, and as a jewellery artist, that couldn’t influence me more. The many different lives I live, and the way shape how I dress, also allow me to be creative in how my jewellery becomes that final, special touch, no matter the mood

I have two kinds of life, and as a jewellery artist, that couldn’t influence me more. The many different lives I live, and the way shape how I dress, also allow me to be creative in how my jewellery becomes that final, special touch, no matter the mood

I have two kinds of life, and as a jewellery artist, that couldn’t influence me more. The many different lives I live, and the way shape how I dress, also allow me to be creative in how my jewellery becomes that final, special touch, no matter the mood

I have two kinds of life, and as a jewellery artist, that couldn’t influence me more. The many different lives I live, and the way shape how I dress, also allow me to be creative in how my jewellery becomes that final, special touch, no matter the mood

April so far 🪻🌼
“Wait… we’re already on magazine covers?”
Clave and Pinkie ring on the cover of @janmagazinenl

April so far 🪻🌼
“Wait… we’re already on magazine covers?”
Clave and Pinkie ring on the cover of @janmagazinenl

April so far 🪻🌼
“Wait… we’re already on magazine covers?”
Clave and Pinkie ring on the cover of @janmagazinenl

April so far 🪻🌼
“Wait… we’re already on magazine covers?”
Clave and Pinkie ring on the cover of @janmagazinenl

April so far 🪻🌼
“Wait… we’re already on magazine covers?”
Clave and Pinkie ring on the cover of @janmagazinenl

April so far 🪻🌼
“Wait… we’re already on magazine covers?”
Clave and Pinkie ring on the cover of @janmagazinenl

April so far 🪻🌼
“Wait… we’re already on magazine covers?”
Clave and Pinkie ring on the cover of @janmagazinenl

April so far 🪻🌼
“Wait… we’re already on magazine covers?”
Clave and Pinkie ring on the cover of @janmagazinenl

April so far 🪻🌼
“Wait… we’re already on magazine covers?”
Clave and Pinkie ring on the cover of @janmagazinenl

Unique earrings, exclusive creations, small yet full of personality. Should I release them in different curated sets on the Qimera Studio website?

Unique earrings, exclusive creations, small yet full of personality. Should I release them in different curated sets on the Qimera Studio website?

Unique earrings, exclusive creations, small yet full of personality. Should I release them in different curated sets on the Qimera Studio website?

Pinkie ring
PRE-ORDER | Last units available at qimerastudio.com
Handmade sterling silver jewellery

Pinkie ring
PRE-ORDER | Last units available at qimerastudio.com
Handmade sterling silver jewellery

Pinkie ring
PRE-ORDER | Last units available at qimerastudio.com
Handmade sterling silver jewellery

Pinkie ring
PRE-ORDER | Last units available at qimerastudio.com
Handmade sterling silver jewellery

The Pinkie ring was created live, as a personal challenge, an exploration of instinct, spontaneity and trust in process. The result was unexpected and entirely captivating.

Designed to be worn on the little finger, each ring follows the same architectural structure, yet no two are ever the same. In the final stage of production, textured details are placed freely by hand, allowing intuition to guide the composition.

This deliberate freedom transforms every Pinkie into a truly exclusive piece, one of a kind, inherently personal. The structure remains constant. The final expression belongs to you.

SOLD OUT available for PRE-ORDER at qimerastudio.com
Limited units

The Pinkie ring was created live, as a personal challenge, an exploration of instinct, spontaneity and trust in process. The result was unexpected and entirely captivating.

Designed to be worn on the little finger, each ring follows the same architectural structure, yet no two are ever the same. In the final stage of production, textured details are placed freely by hand, allowing intuition to guide the composition.

This deliberate freedom transforms every Pinkie into a truly exclusive piece, one of a kind, inherently personal. The structure remains constant. The final expression belongs to you.

SOLD OUT available for PRE-ORDER at qimerastudio.com
Limited units

The Pinkie ring was created live, as a personal challenge, an exploration of instinct, spontaneity and trust in process. The result was unexpected and entirely captivating.

Designed to be worn on the little finger, each ring follows the same architectural structure, yet no two are ever the same. In the final stage of production, textured details are placed freely by hand, allowing intuition to guide the composition.

This deliberate freedom transforms every Pinkie into a truly exclusive piece, one of a kind, inherently personal. The structure remains constant. The final expression belongs to you.

SOLD OUT available for PRE-ORDER at qimerastudio.com
Limited units

My jewellery is incredibly versatile, and that’s something I truly love. Let me show you a few of my favorite outfits that I’ve worn with each piece 🤍

My jewellery is incredibly versatile, and that’s something I truly love. Let me show you a few of my favorite outfits that I’ve worn with each piece 🤍

My jewellery is incredibly versatile, and that’s something I truly love. Let me show you a few of my favorite outfits that I’ve worn with each piece 🤍

My jewellery is incredibly versatile, and that’s something I truly love. Let me show you a few of my favorite outfits that I’ve worn with each piece 🤍

My jewellery is incredibly versatile, and that’s something I truly love. Let me show you a few of my favorite outfits that I’ve worn with each piece 🤍

Let me tell you a little about the Orla Earrings. They are one of my favorite pieces, and among the very first pairs I ever made, back when I was still in the workshop learning.

They were created in secret. The technique I used isn’t exactly considered a traditional jewellery-making method, but rather a fascinating experiment, one that my masters could easily replicate, although they likely wouldn’t, especially because it consumed a lot of gas and oxygen just to “ruin” silver.

The truth is, it was in this quiet rebellion, making pieces in secret, that my first jewels came to life.
The Orla Earrings are a pair made of two different forms, each one a distinct response of silver to the exact same technique. I find this incredibly compelling. Their shapes were not controlled by me; instead, they emerged naturally from the way the silver reacted to the stimulus I gave it. There is something deeply captivating in that, the individuality of each piece of silver, how it expresses itself in its own way.

These earrings quickly became one of my most worn pieces, especially when I’m in a more understated mood. They are small, yet their subtle irreverence allows them to fit effortlessly into any situation. From a day at work, to a casual weekend, to a quiet moment by the beach, there is always a place for them.

They go with everything. They adapt. They are the earrings I take with me for the weekend.

Sterling silver jewellery available at qimerastudio.com

Let me tell you a little about the Orla Earrings. They are one of my favorite pieces, and among the very first pairs I ever made, back when I was still in the workshop learning.

They were created in secret. The technique I used isn’t exactly considered a traditional jewellery-making method, but rather a fascinating experiment, one that my masters could easily replicate, although they likely wouldn’t, especially because it consumed a lot of gas and oxygen just to “ruin” silver.

The truth is, it was in this quiet rebellion, making pieces in secret, that my first jewels came to life.
The Orla Earrings are a pair made of two different forms, each one a distinct response of silver to the exact same technique. I find this incredibly compelling. Their shapes were not controlled by me; instead, they emerged naturally from the way the silver reacted to the stimulus I gave it. There is something deeply captivating in that, the individuality of each piece of silver, how it expresses itself in its own way.

These earrings quickly became one of my most worn pieces, especially when I’m in a more understated mood. They are small, yet their subtle irreverence allows them to fit effortlessly into any situation. From a day at work, to a casual weekend, to a quiet moment by the beach, there is always a place for them.

They go with everything. They adapt. They are the earrings I take with me for the weekend.

Sterling silver jewellery available at qimerastudio.com

Let me tell you a little about the Orla Earrings. They are one of my favorite pieces, and among the very first pairs I ever made, back when I was still in the workshop learning.

They were created in secret. The technique I used isn’t exactly considered a traditional jewellery-making method, but rather a fascinating experiment, one that my masters could easily replicate, although they likely wouldn’t, especially because it consumed a lot of gas and oxygen just to “ruin” silver.

The truth is, it was in this quiet rebellion, making pieces in secret, that my first jewels came to life.
The Orla Earrings are a pair made of two different forms, each one a distinct response of silver to the exact same technique. I find this incredibly compelling. Their shapes were not controlled by me; instead, they emerged naturally from the way the silver reacted to the stimulus I gave it. There is something deeply captivating in that, the individuality of each piece of silver, how it expresses itself in its own way.

These earrings quickly became one of my most worn pieces, especially when I’m in a more understated mood. They are small, yet their subtle irreverence allows them to fit effortlessly into any situation. From a day at work, to a casual weekend, to a quiet moment by the beach, there is always a place for them.

They go with everything. They adapt. They are the earrings I take with me for the weekend.

Sterling silver jewellery available at qimerastudio.com

Let me tell you a little about the Orla Earrings. They are one of my favorite pieces, and among the very first pairs I ever made, back when I was still in the workshop learning.

They were created in secret. The technique I used isn’t exactly considered a traditional jewellery-making method, but rather a fascinating experiment, one that my masters could easily replicate, although they likely wouldn’t, especially because it consumed a lot of gas and oxygen just to “ruin” silver.

The truth is, it was in this quiet rebellion, making pieces in secret, that my first jewels came to life.
The Orla Earrings are a pair made of two different forms, each one a distinct response of silver to the exact same technique. I find this incredibly compelling. Their shapes were not controlled by me; instead, they emerged naturally from the way the silver reacted to the stimulus I gave it. There is something deeply captivating in that, the individuality of each piece of silver, how it expresses itself in its own way.

These earrings quickly became one of my most worn pieces, especially when I’m in a more understated mood. They are small, yet their subtle irreverence allows them to fit effortlessly into any situation. From a day at work, to a casual weekend, to a quiet moment by the beach, there is always a place for them.

They go with everything. They adapt. They are the earrings I take with me for the weekend.

Sterling silver jewellery available at qimerastudio.com

Let me tell you a little about the Orla Earrings. They are one of my favorite pieces, and among the very first pairs I ever made, back when I was still in the workshop learning.

They were created in secret. The technique I used isn’t exactly considered a traditional jewellery-making method, but rather a fascinating experiment, one that my masters could easily replicate, although they likely wouldn’t, especially because it consumed a lot of gas and oxygen just to “ruin” silver.

The truth is, it was in this quiet rebellion, making pieces in secret, that my first jewels came to life.
The Orla Earrings are a pair made of two different forms, each one a distinct response of silver to the exact same technique. I find this incredibly compelling. Their shapes were not controlled by me; instead, they emerged naturally from the way the silver reacted to the stimulus I gave it. There is something deeply captivating in that, the individuality of each piece of silver, how it expresses itself in its own way.

These earrings quickly became one of my most worn pieces, especially when I’m in a more understated mood. They are small, yet their subtle irreverence allows them to fit effortlessly into any situation. From a day at work, to a casual weekend, to a quiet moment by the beach, there is always a place for them.

They go with everything. They adapt. They are the earrings I take with me for the weekend.

Sterling silver jewellery available at qimerastudio.com

Let me tell you a little about the Orla Earrings. They are one of my favorite pieces, and among the very first pairs I ever made, back when I was still in the workshop learning.

They were created in secret. The technique I used isn’t exactly considered a traditional jewellery-making method, but rather a fascinating experiment, one that my masters could easily replicate, although they likely wouldn’t, especially because it consumed a lot of gas and oxygen just to “ruin” silver.

The truth is, it was in this quiet rebellion, making pieces in secret, that my first jewels came to life.
The Orla Earrings are a pair made of two different forms, each one a distinct response of silver to the exact same technique. I find this incredibly compelling. Their shapes were not controlled by me; instead, they emerged naturally from the way the silver reacted to the stimulus I gave it. There is something deeply captivating in that, the individuality of each piece of silver, how it expresses itself in its own way.

These earrings quickly became one of my most worn pieces, especially when I’m in a more understated mood. They are small, yet their subtle irreverence allows them to fit effortlessly into any situation. From a day at work, to a casual weekend, to a quiet moment by the beach, there is always a place for them.

They go with everything. They adapt. They are the earrings I take with me for the weekend.

Sterling silver jewellery available at qimerastudio.com

Let me tell you a little about the Orla Earrings. They are one of my favorite pieces, and among the very first pairs I ever made, back when I was still in the workshop learning.

They were created in secret. The technique I used isn’t exactly considered a traditional jewellery-making method, but rather a fascinating experiment, one that my masters could easily replicate, although they likely wouldn’t, especially because it consumed a lot of gas and oxygen just to “ruin” silver.

The truth is, it was in this quiet rebellion, making pieces in secret, that my first jewels came to life.
The Orla Earrings are a pair made of two different forms, each one a distinct response of silver to the exact same technique. I find this incredibly compelling. Their shapes were not controlled by me; instead, they emerged naturally from the way the silver reacted to the stimulus I gave it. There is something deeply captivating in that, the individuality of each piece of silver, how it expresses itself in its own way.

These earrings quickly became one of my most worn pieces, especially when I’m in a more understated mood. They are small, yet their subtle irreverence allows them to fit effortlessly into any situation. From a day at work, to a casual weekend, to a quiet moment by the beach, there is always a place for them.

They go with everything. They adapt. They are the earrings I take with me for the weekend.

Sterling silver jewellery available at qimerastudio.com

Let me tell you a little about the Orla Earrings. They are one of my favorite pieces, and among the very first pairs I ever made, back when I was still in the workshop learning.

They were created in secret. The technique I used isn’t exactly considered a traditional jewellery-making method, but rather a fascinating experiment, one that my masters could easily replicate, although they likely wouldn’t, especially because it consumed a lot of gas and oxygen just to “ruin” silver.

The truth is, it was in this quiet rebellion, making pieces in secret, that my first jewels came to life.
The Orla Earrings are a pair made of two different forms, each one a distinct response of silver to the exact same technique. I find this incredibly compelling. Their shapes were not controlled by me; instead, they emerged naturally from the way the silver reacted to the stimulus I gave it. There is something deeply captivating in that, the individuality of each piece of silver, how it expresses itself in its own way.

These earrings quickly became one of my most worn pieces, especially when I’m in a more understated mood. They are small, yet their subtle irreverence allows them to fit effortlessly into any situation. From a day at work, to a casual weekend, to a quiet moment by the beach, there is always a place for them.

They go with everything. They adapt. They are the earrings I take with me for the weekend.

Sterling silver jewellery available at qimerastudio.com

Let me tell you a little about the Orla Earrings. They are one of my favorite pieces, and among the very first pairs I ever made, back when I was still in the workshop learning.

They were created in secret. The technique I used isn’t exactly considered a traditional jewellery-making method, but rather a fascinating experiment, one that my masters could easily replicate, although they likely wouldn’t, especially because it consumed a lot of gas and oxygen just to “ruin” silver.

The truth is, it was in this quiet rebellion, making pieces in secret, that my first jewels came to life.
The Orla Earrings are a pair made of two different forms, each one a distinct response of silver to the exact same technique. I find this incredibly compelling. Their shapes were not controlled by me; instead, they emerged naturally from the way the silver reacted to the stimulus I gave it. There is something deeply captivating in that, the individuality of each piece of silver, how it expresses itself in its own way.

These earrings quickly became one of my most worn pieces, especially when I’m in a more understated mood. They are small, yet their subtle irreverence allows them to fit effortlessly into any situation. From a day at work, to a casual weekend, to a quiet moment by the beach, there is always a place for them.

They go with everything. They adapt. They are the earrings I take with me for the weekend.

Sterling silver jewellery available at qimerastudio.com

Let me tell you a little about the Orla Earrings. They are one of my favorite pieces, and among the very first pairs I ever made, back when I was still in the workshop learning.

They were created in secret. The technique I used isn’t exactly considered a traditional jewellery-making method, but rather a fascinating experiment, one that my masters could easily replicate, although they likely wouldn’t, especially because it consumed a lot of gas and oxygen just to “ruin” silver.

The truth is, it was in this quiet rebellion, making pieces in secret, that my first jewels came to life.
The Orla Earrings are a pair made of two different forms, each one a distinct response of silver to the exact same technique. I find this incredibly compelling. Their shapes were not controlled by me; instead, they emerged naturally from the way the silver reacted to the stimulus I gave it. There is something deeply captivating in that, the individuality of each piece of silver, how it expresses itself in its own way.

These earrings quickly became one of my most worn pieces, especially when I’m in a more understated mood. They are small, yet their subtle irreverence allows them to fit effortlessly into any situation. From a day at work, to a casual weekend, to a quiet moment by the beach, there is always a place for them.

They go with everything. They adapt. They are the earrings I take with me for the weekend.

Sterling silver jewellery available at qimerastudio.com

Let me tell you a little about the Orla Earrings. They are one of my favorite pieces, and among the very first pairs I ever made, back when I was still in the workshop learning.

They were created in secret. The technique I used isn’t exactly considered a traditional jewellery-making method, but rather a fascinating experiment, one that my masters could easily replicate, although they likely wouldn’t, especially because it consumed a lot of gas and oxygen just to “ruin” silver.

The truth is, it was in this quiet rebellion, making pieces in secret, that my first jewels came to life.
The Orla Earrings are a pair made of two different forms, each one a distinct response of silver to the exact same technique. I find this incredibly compelling. Their shapes were not controlled by me; instead, they emerged naturally from the way the silver reacted to the stimulus I gave it. There is something deeply captivating in that, the individuality of each piece of silver, how it expresses itself in its own way.

These earrings quickly became one of my most worn pieces, especially when I’m in a more understated mood. They are small, yet their subtle irreverence allows them to fit effortlessly into any situation. From a day at work, to a casual weekend, to a quiet moment by the beach, there is always a place for them.

They go with everything. They adapt. They are the earrings I take with me for the weekend.

Sterling silver jewellery available at qimerastudio.com

Let me tell you a little about the Orla Earrings. They are one of my favorite pieces, and among the very first pairs I ever made, back when I was still in the workshop learning.

They were created in secret. The technique I used isn’t exactly considered a traditional jewellery-making method, but rather a fascinating experiment, one that my masters could easily replicate, although they likely wouldn’t, especially because it consumed a lot of gas and oxygen just to “ruin” silver.

The truth is, it was in this quiet rebellion, making pieces in secret, that my first jewels came to life.
The Orla Earrings are a pair made of two different forms, each one a distinct response of silver to the exact same technique. I find this incredibly compelling. Their shapes were not controlled by me; instead, they emerged naturally from the way the silver reacted to the stimulus I gave it. There is something deeply captivating in that, the individuality of each piece of silver, how it expresses itself in its own way.

These earrings quickly became one of my most worn pieces, especially when I’m in a more understated mood. They are small, yet their subtle irreverence allows them to fit effortlessly into any situation. From a day at work, to a casual weekend, to a quiet moment by the beach, there is always a place for them.

They go with everything. They adapt. They are the earrings I take with me for the weekend.

Sterling silver jewellery available at qimerastudio.com

And of course, when I see a Qimera ring, my heart stops. 
Three years have passed, and every time it happens, it feels like the first.
It never ceases to fill me with emotion.
It’s strange, in a way, because it’s a visual reminder of how my work truly exists in your everyday life.
When I send a piece, it doesn’t just disappear into the world. 
It becomes part of your moments, a witness to life lived, and in a way, I am there too.

And of course, when I see a Qimera ring, my heart stops. 
Three years have passed, and every time it happens, it feels like the first.
It never ceases to fill me with emotion.
It’s strange, in a way, because it’s a visual reminder of how my work truly exists in your everyday life.
When I send a piece, it doesn’t just disappear into the world. 
It becomes part of your moments, a witness to life lived, and in a way, I am there too.

And of course, when I see a Qimera ring, my heart stops. 
Three years have passed, and every time it happens, it feels like the first.
It never ceases to fill me with emotion.
It’s strange, in a way, because it’s a visual reminder of how my work truly exists in your everyday life.
When I send a piece, it doesn’t just disappear into the world. 
It becomes part of your moments, a witness to life lived, and in a way, I am there too.

And of course, when I see a Qimera ring, my heart stops. 
Three years have passed, and every time it happens, it feels like the first.
It never ceases to fill me with emotion.
It’s strange, in a way, because it’s a visual reminder of how my work truly exists in your everyday life.
When I send a piece, it doesn’t just disappear into the world. 
It becomes part of your moments, a witness to life lived, and in a way, I am there too.

And of course, when I see a Qimera ring, my heart stops. 
Three years have passed, and every time it happens, it feels like the first.
It never ceases to fill me with emotion.
It’s strange, in a way, because it’s a visual reminder of how my work truly exists in your everyday life.
When I send a piece, it doesn’t just disappear into the world. 
It becomes part of your moments, a witness to life lived, and in a way, I am there too.

And of course, when I see a Qimera ring, my heart stops. 
Three years have passed, and every time it happens, it feels like the first.
It never ceases to fill me with emotion.
It’s strange, in a way, because it’s a visual reminder of how my work truly exists in your everyday life.
When I send a piece, it doesn’t just disappear into the world. 
It becomes part of your moments, a witness to life lived, and in a way, I am there too.

Clave and Sustento,
I love how you make me feel ❤️‍🔥
Warmly,
Constança

Clave and Sustento,
I love how you make me feel ❤️‍🔥
Warmly,
Constança

Clave and Sustento,
I love how you make me feel ❤️‍🔥
Warmly,
Constança

Clave and Sustento,
I love how you make me feel ❤️‍🔥
Warmly,
Constança

Clave and Sustento,
I love how you make me feel ❤️‍🔥
Warmly,
Constança

I can’t believe this photo is already three years old. Time passes, we change, but the Nomada earrings are still a true passion. Sometimes I can’t even believe I created these iconic earrings. Prefect, always 🤍