This line was born from the need to take back into hand the most ancient and traditional techniques of goldsmith's work: starting from the fusion of the metal to obtain the ingot with which to decide whether to transform it into a plate or wire, and then cutting, shaping, filing and welding, until to obtain the desired object.

Two types of gems are the protagonists of the collection: Boulder opals and dendritic agates .

The former, of Australian origin, are famous for their play of colors or rather for the flashes of multicolored light that changes depending on the angle from which they are observed.

Dendritic agates are a variety of chalcedony quartz characterized by dark ramifications that may resemble organic inclusions similar to ferns, but in reality the dendrites are nothing more than traces of iron or manganese filtered through thin fractures during the crystallization of the stone.