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In Love with Marie Lichtenberg’s Scapular Necklaces

by Wednesday, 22 October 2025

by Lorenza Scalisi

The scapular – from the Latin scapula, once a kind of shoulder wrap worn by Benedictine monks to protect the ordinary cassock while working in the fields – is not exactly a customary accessory, nor is it “fashionable” or sexy, but jewelry designer Marie Lichtenberg has succeeded, as always, in reinventing an object’s functions and aesthetics by drawing on ancient motifs and transforming them into something utterly contemporary in her own alternative way. And so, the series of “baby lockets,” engraved with the Evil Eye and anti-jinx messages, is now followed by “neo...

Monday, 27 October 2025

Primordial Yet Futuristic: The Jewelry of Shola Branson

Thursday, 23 October 2025

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25 Years of Lito's Evil Eye

by Monday, 27 October 2025

by Lorenza Scalisi

Greek designer Lito Karakostanoglou, founder of the Lito brand, knows how to be intriguing. When she imagines a piece, she enriches it with details that make it unique, bespoke, collectible. This is how it has always been. A shining example is the Tu Es Partout collection which, launched 25 years ago and still trendy today, immediately became the brand’s must-have. Lito has resumed the now iconic Evil Eye and re-edited it as the main feature in nine new models. The eye, which symbolizes protection against negative energies, is now interpreted with a rainbow palette of semi-precious...


Y2K Nostalgia in the New AVGVST x Crosby Studios Collection

by Thursday, 06 November 2025

by Giulia Bugliosi

A new collection is born from the ongoing dialogue between Natalia Bryantseva, founder of AVGVST, and Harry Nuriev, architect and designer behind Crosby Studios. Launching today, November 6, the collaboration embraces Nuriev's philosophy of Transformism: everyday objects such as combs, glasses, flip phones, and keys become almost hyper-realistic jewelry, small ready-made pieces that transform the ordinary into the extraordinary. Each piece, crafted in polished silver, plays with irony and unexpected combinations, forming sets that look like real miniatures you can wear. Among these is...

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