This piece features a rare Persian mosaic glass bead from the 8th–9th centuries AD. The bead displays a distinct checkerboard pattern of yellow, red, white, and brown squares and is in excellent condition.

The setting is a custom swivel mechanism crafted from sterling silver. The twisted shank tapers elegantly from the base towards the shoulders. The metal is partially gilded 24 kt to accent the texture.

Ring size: 16.5 mm

Edition: One-of-a-kind.

The bead is made of opaque red glass using mosaic technique. It is decorated with an ornament consisting of five rows of small eyes. Each eye is a fragment of multilayered glass in red, white, green, and yellow colors. The precision of execution and color combination testify to a high level of craftsmanship. A beautiful example of ancient Persian jewelry glasswork from the 8th–9th centuries AD. Excellent condition.

The ring band is twisted; its diameter decreases slightly from the center to the points where the bead pin is attached. The band is made of sterling silver (925) and is partially patinated.

The ring size is approximately 16.5. The size adjusts slightly when the bead is moved.

This ring is a one-of-a-kind piece.

Ring with a Tabular Bead -- A square tabular bead with rounded edges, composed of slightly wavy strips of multicolored glass fused together. Persia, 8th–9th centuries AD. The ring band is twisted, made of sterling silver and partially patinated.

Ring size 16.2. The bead rotates on a swivel mechanism.

This ring is a one-of-a-kind piece.

A short cylindrical bead made of translucent green glass, decorated with a pattern of alternating longitudinal stripes of yellow, red, and white. Persia, 8th–9th centuries AD. The bead is in excellent condition.

The ring band is twisted, made of sterling silver and partially patinated. The bead is mounted on a swivel pin. The ends of the band are spherical.

The ring size is approximately 15.7–16.0. The size adjusts when the bead is repositioned.

This ring is a one-of-a-kind piece.

This cylindrical bead with rounded edges is made using mosaic glass technique: complex asymmetrical yellow and red eyes on a blue background. Persia, 8th–9th centuries AD. The bead is in excellent condition.

The ring band is twisted, openwork, made of sterling silver and partially patinated. The bead is mounted on a swivel pin. The ends of the band are decorated with miniature shell motifs.

Ring size 16.5–17.0. The size adjusts when the bead is moved.

This ring is a one-of-a-kind piece.

Ring with a spherical bead - A spherical bead with mosaic eyes, featuring a traditional orange and green color scheme. Persia, 8th–9th centuries AD.

The ring band is twisted, made of sterling silver and partially patinated. The bead is mounted on a swivel pin. The ends of the band are decorated with miniature ram protomes.

Ring size 17.0.

This ring is a one-of-a-kind piece.

The bead, a rounded tabular form, is made of translucent brown glass with white and red eyes. Persia, 8th–9th centuries AD. The bead features an authentic ancient patina.

The ring band is twisted, made of sterling silver and partially patinated. The bead is mounted on a swivel pin and can be repositioned. The ends of the band are decorated with rosettes.

Ring size 16.0.

This ring is a one-of-a-kind piece.

A thin cylindrical bead made of opaque red glass, decorated with spiral yellow, white, and blue stripes. Persia, 8th–9th centuries AD. The bead is in excellent condition.

The ring band is openwork, twisted, made of sterling silver, and partially patinated. The bead is mounted on a swivel pin.

The ends of the band are decorated with miniature shell motifs.

Ring size 16.5.

This ring is a one-of-a-kind piece.

A small barrel-shaped bead made of translucent dark brown glass. In the center is a band of white opaque glass with a slightly uneven wavy edge. A fine example of glasswork from the 7th–8th centuries AD. A thin iridescent patina, characteristic of ancient glass, has been partially preserved on the surface.

This iridescence is fixed with a special compound, but with prolonged wear, it may gradually wear off, and the surface of the bead will return to its original appearance.

The twisted hoop is made of sterling silver and decorated with rosettes at the ends.

The ring size is 16.5.

This ring is a one-of-a-kind piece.

A spherical bead made of opaque red glass is set in a round sterling silver bezel with floral ornamentation. It is decorated with three blue glass inserts depicting portrait masks (two are visible from the front). The inserts are separated by two yellow and one red stripes. The bead was produced in the eastern provinces of the Roman Empire in the 1st–2nd centuries AD. Minor losses and traces of restoration are visible.

Sterling silver, glass.

Ring size approximately 16.0.

This ring is a one-of-a-kind piece. No replicas.

A ring with a twisted band and a wide oval bezel decorated with floral ornamentation. An oval tabular bead made of opaque blue glass with rosettes filled with tiny blue and white eyes is mounted on the bezel. The bead was made in Persia in the 8th–9th centuries AD.

Sterling silver, glass. Ring size is approximately 15.5.

This ring is a one-of-a-kind piece. No replicas.

Silver ring with a twisted band. A barrel-shaped bead made of yellow opaque glass is mounted on the bezel. The bead is decorated with brown and white stripes forming a scroll motif. Persia, 8th–9th centuries AD. The bead is fitted with a cap in the shape of a ram's protome. There are traces of restoration on the bead.

The reverse of the bezel is decorated with a floral ornament.

Size - 16.0 mm Sterling silver (925), glass.

This ring is a one-of-a-kind piece. No replicas.

Gold-plated sterling silver ring with an ancient Egyptian scarab bead.

The band is decorated with a twisted relief along the edge. The ends of the band are decorated with a relief in the form of an Egyptian lotus. The bead is mounted on a swivel pin.

The bead in the form of a stylized scarab was created in the 1st-2nd centuries AD in the Eastern Mediterranean, most likely in Alexandria, Egypt. On the back of the bead there is a relief with Egyptian hieroglyphic signs.

The scarab is commonly regarded as a symbol of the celestial cycle and the idea of rebirth. The bead is made of Egyptian faience (self-glazing quartz ceramic), a quintessential material of ancient Egyptian artistry. The bead is in excellent condition.

Sterling silver, 24k gold plating.

The ring size is approximately 18.0 mm.

This ring is a one-of-a-kind piece. No replicas.

Silver gorgoneion ring with a twisted band. A white porcelain cameo gorgoneion in the Hellenistic style is set on a large bezel, the underside of which is decorated with floral ornamentation. The bezel edge follows the contour of the insert.

Gorgoneion (ancient Greek: Γοργόνειον - “belonging to the Gorgon”) - an image of the head of the Gorgon Medusa (ancient Greek: Μέδουσα - “protector, ruler”). This image was widespread in ancient Greek art, where the gorgoneion served as a protective amulet.

The bezel dimensions are 28×30 mm. The weight of the ring is 12.5 g. Sterling silver (925), patina. Parian bisque porcelain.

Parian porcelain was developed around 1845 by the Staffordshire ceramics manufacturer Mintons and named after Paros, a Greek island famous for its white marble. This material is celebrated for its marble-like texture, warm tone, and smooth, silky surface, which allows for capturing exquisite detail.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size.

Silver ring with a narrow band, slightly convex on its exterior. The silver features an oxidized, blackened finish. A round Parian porcelain cameo depicting a Hellenistic-style gorgoneion is set on the bezel. The reverse of the bezel is decorated with a rosette motif.

Sterling silver, patina, Parian bisque porcelain.

Parian porcelain was developed around 1845 by the Staffordshire ceramics manufacturer Mintons and named after Paros, a Greek island famous for its white marble used in ancient sculpture. This translucent porcelain is celebrated for its marble-like texture, warm tone, and smooth, silky surface.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size.

Silver ring with a narrow band, slightly convex on its exterior. The silver features an oxidized, blackened finish. A round Parian porcelain cameo depicting the head of Zeus-Ammon (Greek: Άμμωνα Δία) is set on the bezel. The reverse of the bezel is decorated with a rosette motif.

Sterling silver, patina, Parian bisque porcelain.

Parian porcelain was developed around 1845 by the Staffordshire ceramics manufacturer Mintons and named after Paros, a Greek island famous for its white marble used in ancient sculpture. This translucent porcelain is celebrated for its marble-like texture, warm tone, and smooth, silky surface, which allows for capturing exquisite detail.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size.

Ring with a porcelain cameo featuring the profile of an Erinys -- A silver ring with a narrow band, slightly convex on its exterior. The silver features an oxidized, blackened finish. A round Parian porcelain cameo depicting the profile of an Erinys is set on the bezel. The Erinyes (Greek: Ἐρινύες) are female deities of retribution in ancient Greek religion. In the oath formula in the Iliad, they are called “the Erinyes, who avenge people who have made false oaths from beneath the earth.”

Sterling silver (925), patina, Parian bisque porcelain.

Parian porcelain was developed around 1845 by the Staffordshire ceramics manufacturer Mintons and named after Paros, a Greek island celebrated for its white marble used in ancient sculpture. This translucent porcelain is known for its marble-like texture, warm tone, and smooth, silky surface, allowing for exquisite detail.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size.

Gold-plated sterling silver ring with a round porcelain cameo depicting the sleeping Erinyes in profile. The reverse of the bezel is decorated with a rosette motif. The porcelain insert features a cobalt glaze.

The Erinyes (Greek: Ἐρινύες) are female deities of retribution in ancient Greek religion. In the oath formula in the Iliad, they are referred to as “the Erinyes, who avenge under the earth those who have sworn false oaths.”

24k gold-plated sterling silver (925), Parian bisque porcelain with cobalt glaze.

Parian porcelain was developed around 1845 by the Staffordshire ceramics manufacturer Mintons and named after Paros, a Greek island celebrated for its white marble used in ancient sculpture. This translucent porcelain is known for its marble-like texture, warm tone, and smooth, silky surface, allowing for exquisite detail.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size.

Silver ring with a twisted D-shaped band and an almond-shaped bezel decorated with a twisted border and palmette motifs. The bezel features a Parian porcelain cameo depicting a duck.

Sterling silver, patina, Parian bisque porcelain.

Parian porcelain was developed around 1845 by the Staffordshire ceramics manufacturer Mintons and named after Paros, a Greek island celebrated for its white marble used in ancient sculpture. This translucent porcelain is known for its marble-like texture, warm tone, and smooth, silky surface, allowing for exquisite detail.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size.

Gold-plated sterling silver ring with a twisted D-shaped band and an almond-shaped bezel decorated with a twisted border and palmette motifs. The bezel features an almond-shaped Parian porcelain intaglio with a gilded duck.

24k gold-plated sterling silver, Parian bisque porcelain with gilding.

Parian porcelain was developed around 1845 by the Staffordshire ceramics manufacturer Mintons and named after Paros, a Greek island celebrated for its white marble used in ancient sculpture. This translucent porcelain is known for its marble-like texture, warm tone, and smooth, silky surface, allowing for exquisite detail.

The ring is made to order according to your size.

Silver ring featuring a relief portrait of “The Man with No Name,” the iconic character portrayed by Clint Eastwood in Sergio Leone's “Dollars Trilogy.”

The interior of the band features an engraved quote from the film “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly”: “You see, in this world there's two kinds of people, my friend: Those with loaded guns and those who dig. You dig.”

Sterling silver, oxidized patina finish.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size.

Ring with the Aphrodite of Cnidus Torso -- Silver ring with a textured band and a relief depicting the torso of the Aphrodite of Cnidus.

The relief and the band feature an oxidized patina finish.

The Aphrodite of Cnidus, a masterpiece by the ancient Greek sculptor Praxiteles (c. 350–330 BC), is widely regarded as the first monumental female nude in ancient Greek art.

Sterling silver, oxidized patina.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size.

A sculptural piece inspired by the elegance of draped fabric.

The name "Delphos" pays homage to the iconic pleated dress by fashion designer Mariano Fortuny. Its design draws inspiration from the "Delphic Charioteer," an ancient Greek bronze masterpiece. The ring captures the essence of the xystis tunic, where rhythmic vertical and diagonal folds are gathered at the waist and fall in structured, dynamic streams.

Oxidized sterling silver.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size.

A sculptural ring celebrating the rhythmic beauty and elegance of draped fabric.

The name “Delphos” pays homage to the legendary pleated gown created by fashion designer Mariano Fortuny. The design is inspired by the “Delphic Charioteer,” a masterpiece of ancient Greek sculpture. The ring captures the essence of the xystis tunic, where vertical and diagonal folds gather in disciplined yet dynamic streams across the shoulders and chest, cinched by a high belt before falling into graceful, fluid lines.

24k gold-plated sterling silver.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size.

A substantial sterling silver ring in the Roman style featuring a relief bust of Hercules. The design captures the canonical features of the celebrated “Farnese Hercules” sculpture.

In Roman art, the Farnese type of Hercules signifies more than raw power; it represents the weary hero’s endurance after completing his labors. Leaning upon his club, he stands as a timeless emblem of fortitude and resilience.

Oxidized sterling silver.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size.

Sterling silver ring featuring an oval bezel with a relief portrait of a horse. The head is captured at a dynamic angle, with a pronounced mane and neck set against a deep oxidized background to enhance contrast and depth. The twisted band complements the composition, adding a sense of movement.

Oxidized sterling silver.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size.

A sterling silver ring featuring a detailed ram’s head set upon a tapered, twisted band. The protome is framed by an intricate floral wreath, with finely detailed spiral horns. The silver is finished with an oxidized patina to accentuate the depth and texture of the relief.

In ancient and medieval traditions, the ram is a potent symbol of strength, sacrifice, and renewal. Historically, these motifs were frequently featured on protective amulets and personal seals as emblems of power and spiritual rebirth.

Oxidized sterling silver.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size.

A sterling silver ring featuring a twisted band and a hemispherical bezel with a recessed relief of a male torso. The design is inspired by the celebrated Belvedere Torso from the Vatican Museums collection, a masterpiece of ancient Greek sculpture. The reverse of the bezel is intricately decorated with a floral motif.

Oxidized sterling silver.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size.

Sterling silver ring featuring a twisted band and a round bezel with a sculptural shell relief. The three-dimensional shell motif stands out against a deep oxidized background, which accentuates its natural texture and detail. The reverse of the bezel is decorated with an elegant floral motif.

Oxidized sterling silver.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size.

An intricately detailed sterling silver ring in the Roman style featuring a relief bust of a faun set upon an oval bezel.

The design is inspired by the celebrated Dancing Faun of Pompeii: the tousled hair, floral wreath, and dynamic tilt of the head capture a sense of lively movement and vivid expression. The shoulders of the band are accented with ribbed architectural motifs that complement the classical composition.

Oxidized sterling silver.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size.

A sterling silver ring featuring a round bezel with a relief cameo of the Gorgon Medusa in the Hellenistic style. The face is framed by thick, undulating tresses, set against an oxidized background that provides striking depth and highlights the intricate sculptural detail.

Gorgoneion (ancient Greek: Γοργόνειον — “belonging to the Gorgon”) is the traditional representation of Medusa's head. In antiquity, it served as a potent apotropaic symbol—a protective amulet believed to ward off evil. This iconic motif was widely utilized on ancient shields, armor, and personal adornments.

The reverse of the bezel is decorated with an elegant floral motif, while the twisted band transitions into tapered conical shoulders, finished with a decorative rosette at the base of the mounting.

Partially oxidized sterling silver.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size.

A sterling silver ring featuring an oval bezel with a high-relief depiction of the Gorgon Medusa in the Hellenistic style. The face is captured in a slight turn, with her hair rendered as an intricate weave of strands and serpents, adorned with small wings at the temples. The frame of the bezel is designed to accentuate the depth and sculptural quality of the relief.

Gorgoneion (ancient Greek: Γοργόνειον — “belonging to the Gorgon”) is the traditional representation of Medusa's head. In antiquity, it served as a powerful apotropaic symbol—a protective amulet used to ward off negative influences. This iconic motif was frequently featured on ancient shields, armor, and personal adornments.

The twisted band transitions into tapered conical shoulders. A partial oxidized patina finish enhances the volume and lends a graphic, defined quality to the intricate patterns.

Partially oxidized sterling silver.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size.

A substantial sterling silver ring featuring a detailed high-relief depiction of Zeus-Ammon.

The oxidized finish enhances the contrast, bringing out the sculptural details of the iconic ram horns and classical features.

Zeus-Ammon is a syncretic deity that emerged from the fusion of Greek and Egyptian traditions. By identifying the supreme Egyptian god Amun with the Olympian Zeus, this iconography famously incorporates ram’s horns into the classical depiction of the Greek god — a powerful motif widespread throughout antiquity.

Sterling silver, oxidized patina finish.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size.

Cast sterling silver ring featuring a classic D-shaped band and an almond-shaped bezel with an intaglio of a duck. The reverse of the bezel is intricately decorated with palmette motifs.

Sterling silver.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size.

Sterling silver ring featuring a twisted band and a round bezel with a relief profile of Athena wearing a classical helmet. The depiction of the goddess of wisdom and strategic warfare is inspired by the refined artistry of ancient coins and engraved gems.

Sterling silver, oxidized patina finish.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size.

The Winged Ram Ring — ὁ πτερωτὸς κριός

This ring is inspired by a unique ceramic vessel in the form of a ram's head from the antique collection of the Pushkin Museum. The design captures the spirited, cheeky grin of the original artifact—a detail that leaves an indelible impression. The name, ho pterotos kriós (Greek: ὁ πτερωτὸς κριός), translates to “the winged ram.”

The ram's head is set upon a curved bezel, framed by a pair of elegantly spread wings. This central composition is integrated into the ring’s structured shoulders, creating a cohesive architectural design that balances the expressive relief with classical form.

Sterling silver, oxidized patina finish.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size.

Gold-plated sterling silver ring featuring a round, lens-shaped bezel decorated with smalt using the traditional cloisonné enamel technique.

The color palette and ornamentation are characteristic of medieval Limoges enamels, reflecting the refined artistry of the period.

The reverse of the bezel is intricately decorated with a relief rosette motif.

Materials: 24k gold-plated sterling silver, smalt.

Current size: 17 mm.

This ring is custom-made to your specific size with a production lead time of three to four weeks.

Signet ring with an enamel medallion

The gilded silver medallion is made using the champlevé enamel technique. The image of a bird with outspread wings is based on the casket of Abbot Boniface (c. 1110–1130) from the treasury of the abbey in Conques.

The medallion is mounted on a silver signet ring. The shoulders of the band, the back of the setting, and the bezel are decorated with relief patterns.

Ring size: 18 mm.

Materials: 925 sterling silver, gold plating, smalt.

This design can be custom-made to your specific size upon request.

A unique earring featuring a 24k gold-plated sterling silver hook-shaped spiral, terminating in a finely detailed miniature ram’s head. The centerpiece is an authentic 8th–9th century Persian cylindrical bead with rounded edges.

The bead was crafted using the mosaic glass technique, forming intricate, asymmetrical yellow-and-red eye motifs set against a deep cobalt blue ground. The ancient bead is in excellent condition, preserved for over a millennium.

Dimensions: Height – 45 mm, Maximum Thickness – 9.5 mm. Weight: Approximately 6.5 g.

Materials: 24k gold-plated sterling silver, ancient Persian mosaic glass bead (8th–9th Century AD).

This is a one-of-a-kind piece; no replicas will be produced.

A unique earring featuring a 24k gold-plated sterling silver hook-shaped spiral, terminating in a finely detailed miniature ram’s head.

The centerpiece is an authentic 8th–9th century Persian cylindrical mosaic glass bead. It features intricate, asymmetrical orange and green eye motifs. The bead is in excellent condition, remarkably preserved since the early medieval period.

Dimensions: Height – 45 mm. Weight: Approximately 6.5 g.

Materials: 24k gold-plated sterling silver, ancient Persian mosaic glass bead (8th–9th Century AD).

This is a one-of-a-kind piece; no replicas will be produced.

A pair of unique earrings featuring 24k gold-plated sterling silver hook-shaped spirals, each terminating in a finely detailed miniature ram’s head.

The centerpieces are authentic 8th–9th century Persian spherical beads crafted using the mosaic glass technique. Each bead features complex, asymmetrical red and green eye motifs. These ancient artifacts are remarkably preserved, showcasing the vibrant artistry of the early medieval period.

Dimensions: Total height – 45 mm. Weight: Approximately 6.8 g per earring.

Materials: 24k gold-plated sterling silver (925), ancient Persian mosaic glass beads (8th–9th Century AD).

These earrings are one-of-a-kind; no replicas will be produced.

A pair of 24k gold-plated sterling silver earrings featuring elegant, spiral-shaped hooks.

The centerpieces are authentic ancient glass beads from the Middle East, dating to the turn of the Common Era. Originally crafted from transparent green glass, the beads have acquired a thick, natural patina with a soft pearlescent iridescence - a unique finish formed by centuries of burial in the earth.

Dimensions: Total height – 45 mm. Weight: Approximately 7.1 g per earring.

Materials: 24k gold-plated sterling silver, ancient glass beads (c. 1st Century BC - 1st Century AD).

These earrings are one-of-a-kind; no replicas will be produced.

A pair of 24k gold-plated sterling silver earrings featuring sculptural amphora-style pendants.

The centerpieces are authentic 8th–9th century Persian spherical beads, meticulously crafted from opaque mosaic glass. Each bead features intricate, asymmetrical red and green eye motifs. Both ancient artifacts are remarkably preserved, showcasing the sophisticated glass-working techniques of the early medieval period.

Dimensions: Total height – 43 mm. Weight: Approximately 5.8 g per earring.

Materials: 24k gold-plated sterling silver (925), ancient Persian mosaic glass beads (8th–9th Century AD).

These earrings are one-of-a-kind; no replicas will be produced.

A pair of 24k gold-plated sterling silver earrings featuring architectural pendants and authentic medieval glass.

The geometric pendants draw inspiration from the lacunaria (coffered ceilings) of medieval Roman basilicas, translating classical structural depth into a wearable form.

The centerpieces are authentic 8th–9th century Mediterranean spherical beads, crafted from transparent dark brown glass. Over a millennium of burial has endowed the glass with a naturally formed pearlescent patina, creating a soft, iridescent luster.

The earrings are fitted with secure lever-back clasps to ensure comfort and stability.

Dimensions: Total height – approximately 45 mm. Weight: Approximately 7.5 g per earring.
Materials: 24k gold-plated sterling silver, authentic medieval glass beads (8th–9th Century AD).

These earrings are one-of-a-kind; no replicas will be produced.

Cameo earrings featuring the head of the Gorgon Medusa.

The design comprises intricately detailed porcelain cameos mounted in sterling silver fittings. The silver components feature a twisted hoop design and a matching Medusa relief, creating a cohesive classical aesthetic.

Parian porcelain, introduced circa 1845 by the Staffordshire manufacturer Mintons, was named after the Greek island of Paros, renowned for its fine white marble. This unglazed bisque porcelain is prized for its warm, translucent tone and a smooth, silky surface that replicates the appearance of carved stone.

Cameo Dimensions: 24 × 25 mm. Total Height: Approximately 40 mm. Weight: Approximately 5 g per earring.

Materials: Sterling silver, bisque Parian porcelain.

Porcelain cameo earrings featuring the head of the Gorgon Medusa.

The design consists of detailed porcelain cameos set in sterling silver mountings. The silver elements feature a twisted hoop motif and an integrated Medusa relief, creating a unified classical composition.

The cameos are crafted from Parian porcelain finished with a deep cobalt glaze. Parian porcelain, originally developed in the mid-19th century to mimic the fine white marble of the island of Paros, provides a refined base for the rich, high-contrast cobalt finish, echoing the aesthetic of classical antiquity.

Cameo Dimensions: 24 × 25 mm. Total Height: Approximately 40 mm. Weight: Approximately 5 g per earring.

Materials: Sterling silver, Parian porcelain, cobalt glaze.

Medallion-style earrings featuring a high-relief depiction of the Gorgon Medusa.

The front of each stud presents a detailed Medusa face framed by serpent-like strands, set against a background of delicate granulation. The outer edges of the medallions are finished with a rhythmic, wavy contour.

The gorgoneion motif has its origins in ancient warfare, where the image of Medusa adorned shields and armor as an apotropaic symbol—a protective talisman intended to ward off evil. In the form of a stud earring, this classical motif acts as a symbolic personal shield.

Diameter: 24 mm. Weight: Approximately 5 g per earring.

Materials: 24k gold-plated bronze.

A pair of earrings inspired by the archetypal masks of ancient Greek drama.

In the world of Greek theater, masks were essential tools used to define a character’s identity, representing archetypes such as the youth, the elder, the slave, or the satyr. Beyond their visual function, these masks acted as acoustic amplifiers; the wide mouth openings were designed to project the actor's voice throughout the stone amphitheaters. This system was later adopted by the Romans. Interestingly, the Latin word persona is thought to originate from the Etruscan phersu, meaning "mask," suggesting that the
concept of personality is historically tied to the roles we play.

The masks measure approximately 20 mm in height. Each earring weighs about 4 g.

Materials: 24k gold-plated bronze.

A pair of bronze earrings inspired by the protective amulets of ancient Egypt.

The scarab beetle was one of the most significant symbols in Egyptian iconography, representing the god Khepri and the eternal cycle of the rising sun. Associated with rebirth and transformation, these motifs were ubiquitous in antiquity, serving as beads, ring inserts, and talismans. Traditionally carved from stone or faience, scarab amulets often featured naturalistic details or stylized forms, acting as potent vessels for good wishes and divine protection.

Length: 13.5 mm. Weight: Approximately 2.75 g per earring.

Materials: 24k gold-plated bronze.

Sleeping Fury Reliefs

These earrings feature round cameos crafted from Parian porcelain biscuit, depicting the refined profile of a sleeping Erinys. Set in 24k gold-plated sterling silver, the design balances the weight of ancient myth with a delicate, sculptural aesthetic.

In Greek mythology, the Erinyes (Ἐρινύες)—often known as the Furies—were the formidable deities of retribution. As chthonic spirits of justice, they pursued those who violated the sacred laws of kinship and nature. While traditionally depicted as relentless pursuers, the "sleeping" motif draws from classical representations where the Furies are momentarily pacified, symbolizing the restoration of order and the transition from vengeance to law.

The cameos are made from Parian porcelain, a fine matte biscuit developed in the 19th century to replicate the luminous quality of ancient marble from the island of Paros. Its silky, milky-white surface provides a soft, unglazed finish that replicates the appearance of carved stone.

Cameo Diameter: 18 mm. Total Height: 34 mm. Weight: Approximately 3.5 g per earring.

Materials: 24k gold-plated sterling silver (925), bisque Parian porcelain.

Mismatched Porcelain Cameos

A pair of earrings featuring round porcelain cameos with a high-relief depiction of the Gorgon Medusa. This set is designed as a deliberate contrast: one earring is crafted from matte Parian bisque, while the other is finished with a deep cobalt glaze, highlighting the sculptural depth of the classical motif through different textures.

The Gorgoneion (Greek: Γοργόνειον) is the traditional representation of Medusa's head. In the ancient world, it functioned as a powerful apotropaic symbol—a protective amulet used to ward off evil. This iconic image was widely featured on Greek shields, armor, and sacred vessels, serving as both a mark of authority and a talisman for the wearer.

The cameos are made from Parian porcelain, a refined ceramic developed in the 19th century to replicate the smooth, translucent quality of marble from the island of Paros. The pairing of the unglazed, stone-like surface with the rich, high-gloss cobalt finish creates a unique visual dialogue between antiquity and modern craftsmanship.

Cameo Diameter: 18 mm. Total Height: 34 mm. Weight: Approximately 3.5 g per earring.

Materials: Sterling silver, Parian porcelain (bisque and cobalt-glazed).

A pair of architectural earrings featuring 24k gold-plated sterling silver pendants and bisque porcelain cameos.

The design consists of round pendants suspended from secure lever-back clasps. Both the clasps and the pendants are intricately embellished with clusters of silver beads and delicate granulation. Each earring features a unique, mirrored arrangement of two ancient Greek comedy masks: within each pendant, one mask faces outward while the other faces inward, creating a dynamic, multidimensional composition that shifts with the wearer's movement.

The cameos are crafted from Parian porcelain, a refined matte biscuit developed in the 19th century to replicate the luminous quality of ancient marble from the island of Paros. Its silky, milky-white surface provides a soft finish that emphasizes the expressive features of the theatrical archetypes.

Dimensions: Total height – 60 mm. Pendant diameter – 27 mm. Weight: Approximately 9.5 g per earring.

Materials: 24k gold-plated sterling silver (925), bisque Parian porcelain.

A pair of sterling silver earrings featuring round bisque porcelain cameos with a high-relief depiction of Zeus-Ammon.

Zeus-Ammon (Greek: Άμμων Ζεύς) is a syncretic Greco-Egyptian deity that fuses the attributes of the Egyptian god Amun with the Greek sovereign Zeus. In classical iconography, this union is famously represented by the inclusion of distinctive ram’s horns upon the head of the Olympian god—a powerful symbol of divine authority and wisdom that was widespread throughout the Hellenistic world.

The cameos are crafted from Parian porcelain, a refined matte biscuit developed in the 19th century to replicate the luminous, silky texture of ancient marble from the island of Paros. Its unglazed surface emphasizes the sculptural depth of the relief, providing a soft, stone-like finish that mirrors the artistry of antiquity.

Cameo Diameter: 18 mm. Total Height: 34 mm. Weight: Approximately 3.5 g per earring.

Materials: Sterling silver (925), bisque Parian porcelain.

A pair of sterling silver earrings featuring round bisque porcelain cameos with a high-relief profile of the goddess Hera.

In ancient Greek tradition, Hera reigned as the Queen of the Gods, the wife of Zeus, and the guardian of marriage and family. As the protector of women and lawful unions, she was portrayed in classical art as a figure of immense majesty, often distinguished by a diadem or crown that signified her sovereign dignity and royal status.

The cameos are crafted from Parian porcelain, a fine ceramic developed circa 1845 by the Staffordshire manufacturer Mintons. Named after the Greek island of Paros—celebrated for the white marble used in ancient masterworks—this unglazed bisque porcelain is prized for its warm, translucent tone and a smooth, silky surface that captures the refined elegance of carved stone.

Cameo Diameter: 18 mm. Total Height: 34 mm. Weight: Approximately 3.5 g per earring.

Materials: Sterling silver, bisque Parian porcelain.

A pair of sterling silver earrings featuring intricate openwork pendants inspired by ancient Slavic jewelry.

The design draws upon the traditional form of the three-bead temple ring, a characteristic adornment of East Slavic women during the Middle Ages. The rounded frame and grouped decorative elements reinterpret the classic wire ring construction, while the secure lever-back clasps provide modern comfort and a stable fit.

Temple rings (vusochnye koltsa) were a prominent feature of medieval Slavic attire, typically suspended from a headdress or braided into the hair near the temples. The three-bead variety became especially prevalent in Kievan Rus' during the 12th and 13th centuries, characterized by wire rings adorned with three voluminous beads often embellished with fine filigree, granulation, or embossing.

Pendant Width: 4 cm. Weight: Approximately 9 g per earring.

Materials: Sterling silver

This brooch features an original bronze follis minted during the reign of Byzantine Emperor John I Tzimiskes (969–976 AD). The obverse depicts Christ holding the Gospel, while the reverse contains a traditional four-line Greek inscription identifying Jesus Christ as the King of Kings. The coin exhibits a deep olive patina with natural earthen encrustation, preserved from centuries of burial.

The coin is set in a robust, cast sterling silver frame designed to emphasize its historical weight. The assembly is fitted with a vertically positioned steel pin on the reverse, ensuring the brooch remains secure and properly oriented when worn.

Outer Diameter: 4 cm. Total Weight: Approximately 20 g.

Materials: Sterling silver (925), authentic Byzantine bronze coin (10th Century AD), steel.

This is a one-of-a-kind piece; no replicas will be produced.

Sterling silver brooch inspired by the architectural forms of ancient Greek acroteria. The centerpiece is a preserved fragment of a 1st-century AD Roman mosaic bead, crafted from opaque yellow glass. The fragment features an intricate ornamental band of deep purple glass, embellished with white four-leaf clover motifs with delicate red veins - a remarkable example of the sophisticated glassworking techniques of the early Roman Empire.

In classical architecture, an acroterion was an ornament placed on a flat pedestal at the apex or corners of a pediment. This brooch translates those monumental stone forms into a refined silver frame, designed to showcase the rarity and color of the ancient glass.

Dimensions: 41 × 41 mm. Weight: Approximately 15 g.

Materials: Sterling silver, authentic Roman mosaic glass (1st Century AD).

This is a one-of-a-kind piece; no replicas will be produced.

A 24k gold-plated sterling silver pendant featuring an authentic early medieval glass bead.

Please note: the chain shown in images is for display purposes only and is not included.

The setting is designed as a flared, twisted funnel-shaped mount accented with a decorative sphere. Both the sphere and the wide bail are embellished with relief work creating a delicate granulation effect. The piece is crafted to highlight the contrast between the high-polish gold finish and the weathered texture of the ancient glass.

The centerpiece is a spherical bead of transparent brown glass, originating from the Eastern Mediterranean region circa the 8th century AD. Its surface is partially adorned with a natural, greenish-blue iridescent patina - a unique characteristic formed by over a millennium of burial in the earth.

Total height of the pendant: 48 mm. The internal diameter of the bail is approximately 3 mm. Please note: the pearl strand shown in images is for display purposes only and is not included.

Materials: 24k gold-plated sterling silver, authentic 8th-century glass bead.

This is a one-of-a-kind piece; no replicas will be produced.

A sculptural 24k gold-plated sterling silver pendant featuring an authentic early medieval mosaic glass bead.

Please note: the chain shown in images is for display purposes only and is not included.

The T-shaped setting is embellished with clusters of varied silver beads and meticulous embossed granulation. This architectural frame is designed to support a substantial archaeological artifact while maintaining a balanced, contemporary aesthetic. The wide bail ensures the piece hangs with stability and presence.

The centerpiece is a large spherical bead of opaque black glass, intricately decorated with translucent blue "eye" motifs encased in white borders. Crafted in the Middle East between the 8th and 9th centuries AD, such beads were historically valued as protective talismans. The contrast between the deep black glass and the vivid blue eyes remains striking after more than a millennium.

Dimensions: Total length – 50 mm. The bail has a width of 20 mm and an internal diameter of approximately 5 mm. Please note: the chain shown in images is for display purposes only and is not included.

Materials: 24k gold-plated sterling silver (925), authentic 8th–9th century mosaic glass bead.

This is a one-of-a-kind piece; no replicas will be produced.