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First Men Collection
FMC-BRz3
€165.00
VAT included
In mythology the Eagle held lightning in its talons, it was the celestial bird, the messenger of Jupiter.
The Romans ended up associating the god Jupiter with his Greek equivalent Zeus.
In the Metamorphoses, Ovid tells of Jupiter's rise to power. Victorious against Saturn, he now reigns over heaven and earth. Ovid calls this new period "The Silver Age".
First Men Collection - Solid Silver and Bronzite Pendant
Material: Solid silver 925/1000
Stone: Bronzite
Weight: 9.35 grams
Reference of this collection, the art of the first men declined in rings, bracelets, necklaces.
Anthony uses among other things leather, bone, horn, minerals associated with gold with legal title 750/1000 and silver with legal title 925/1000.
Man has always created jewelry and art objects, at the beginning he used the materials that nature made available then he associated them with metal towards the end of the 5th millennium BC.
Leather, horsehair, horn, bone evoke the first arts in this collection, the stones are mounted with skill, the metal sculpted, modeled, engraved, the lines are refined, the whole is assembled in a harmonious and coherent way.
Anthony favors the physical characteristics of the materials he uses for the mounts in a way that appears accidental.
The colors of the associated stones are ochre, primary, as natural as possible.
The jewelry with softened contours and tender effects does not conform to the requirements of the standards acquired in the world of classic jewelry.
With First Men Collection, enter the world of artistic eternity, the symbol of the return to the first processes of human creation.
Important information:
- the photos are not contractual. They may slightly vary the color or shape of the jewelry in the Krazy-Stones collection.
FMC-BRz3
Data sheet
- Pierres
- Pierres durs
- Matière
- Argent
In mythology the Eagle held lightning in its talons, it was the celestial bird, the messenger of Jupiter.
The Romans ended up associating the god Jupiter with his Greek equivalent Zeus.
In the Metamorphoses, Ovid tells of Jupiter's rise to power. Victorious against Saturn, he now reigns over heaven and earth. Ovid calls this new period "The Silver Age".