Commemorative bracelets honoring 150 years since the abolition of slavery in Portugal (2019).

Braille inscriptions in cubic zirconia — Life, Dignity, Freedom — rest upon a labyrinthine engraving, evoking humanity’s long journey toward recognizing the other as one’s equal.

Rose quartz cabochons crown each piece, offering a gesture of unconditional love.

Materials: 925 sterling silver, cubic zirconia, and rose quartz.

Earrings presented at the temporary exhibition Royal Echoes – Royal Treasury Museum in Lisbon.

Inspired by the jewels of the Portuguese crown, they seek to intertwine three concepts: memory, heritage, and cosmos.

The radiant star at the center pays tribute to the nineteenth-century court’s fascination with astronomy.

Materials: sterling silver 925 and cubic zirconia.

Cufflinks.

Aquamarines highlight the vital role of water in the origin and flourishing of civilizations.

Materials: 925 sterling silver, 19.2K gold, 24K gold and aquamarine gemstones.

The necklace seeks to capture the moment when adversity sparks a process of transformation.

Fluid lines suggest the opening of wings in a gesture of courage and forward movement into the unknown.

Materials: 925 sterling silver, 19.2K gold, and diamonds.

Graduation ring – Ecology.

Celebrating the bond between learning and nature, it seeks to convey harmony and a sense of distinction and achievement.

Materials: 19.2K gold.

Inspired by the golden (or perfect) ratio, the design creates a kind of frame intended to highlight the gemstone provided by the client as a perfect creation of nature.

Materials: 19.2K gold and client-provided gemstone.

Inspired by the natural shapes and colors of raw stones, this ring invites the imagination to journey to a distant, idyllic island.

A laser-engraved QR code on the side of the ring turns the idea of travel into an open invitation.

Materials: 925 sterling silver, cubic zirconia, and turquoise mineral.

Enameled copper medallion.

The shedding scale speaks of release, transformation, and the strength of beginning anew.

Materials: 925 sterling silver, copper, and vitreous enamel.

Materials: 925 sterling silver.

Prayer rosary.

The fish-shaped clasp evokes the simplicity of the first Christian communities, bringing to the present a sense of timelessness.

Materials: 18K gold and cultured saltwater pearls.

Necklace with double pendant.

Materials: 19.2K gold.

In the shape of a flower, a metaphor for love.

Materials: 925 sterling silver and 19.2K gold.

In dialogue with the filmThe Wizard of Oz – journey of self-discovery.

The design draws on the Fibonacci spiral, with sequential stepped forms paying tribute to the fractal geometry found in nature.

Mirrored elements reflect search for external validation of the inner essence — symbolised by pearls.

Materials: 925 sterling silver, cultured pearls, and mirrored film.

The goldfish, suggested through yellow zirconia, as a symbol of good fortune, prosperity, longevity and success.

The ring reveals a gentle movement of the waves within its structure, as the finger glides inside.

Materials: 925 sterling silver and cubic zirconia.

Cufflinks.

The enduring legacy of roman law.

Materials: 925 sterling silver and 24K gold.

Materials: 19.2K yellow gold, 19.2K white gold, and diamond.