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Long before value was measured, beauty was recognized, and fragments of the natural world were worked by hand into objects that carried memory and identity. Jewelry has held that connection ever since. The season the house returns to it: jewelry at its most elemental, closer to sculpture than to ornament, worn by a woman who mixes on instinct and answers to no taste but her own. Minerva, Diana, Hypnos, Medusa, Hippolyta and Venus appear as wisdom, instinct, imagination, seduction, strength and desire. Six facets of one woman, worn as one.
The Wavy Disc becomes the Wavy Coin. At its center is Hippolyta, the house's namesake, an emblem of feminine strength and independence. The 18K gold is alloyed with silver for the cooler tone of ancient metalwork. Currency of another kind, meant to be worn, never spent.
Feminine Divine.Queen of the Amazons. Strength, independence and feminine power.
Every Wavy Coin is finished by hand. Hippolyta at the center, the edge shaped by the goldsmith's touch.
The Seductive Serpent. A gaze, set in stone.
Color at the center. Every stone is cut by hand to Ippolita's design and faceted on both sides, so it holds light as it moves. This season stones are mixed rather than matched, worn strand over strand, in combinations that should not work, but do.
Subconscious Dreamer.Imagination takes over, dreaming new worlds into being.
Each stone takes ten hours to facet by hand. A strand is composed the same way, stone by stone, before it is strung.
Goddess of wisdom and the skilled arts. Knowledge, mastery and the intelligence of the hand.
Silver returns hand-hammered, discs repeated and stacked into compositions that catch rhythm, movement and light. Worn as armor here: cuffs up the forearm, a belt of discs at the hip, chain crossing the body. Sterling finished in pure silver, polished by hand to a mirror.
Where Wisdom informs Craft.
Nature in Pursuit. Goddess of the hunt and the wild. Instinct, independence and the primal pull of nature.
Hammered by hand, then polished by hand. The mark of the tool stays in the surface.
