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addition to the role it plays as an ornament, the
necklace may mean a function, a dignity, a reward. |
Generally
the necklace symbolizes the link between the one that
bears it and one that has offered it.
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jewel is not merely the precious stone in its natural
state, it is the stone that has been cut and set,
and it belongs both to the jeweler that has worked
it over and to the person that has chosen it. |
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That's
when the soul links with knowledge and energy, and
that's when the jewel becomes the symbol of the person
that wears it and that society appreciates.
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the entire personal and collective evolution intervenes,
every time, in order to privately interpret jewels. |
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The
starting point is the copper thread, in
its entire light, color, flexibility. A
linear thread. A thread that is closing
in circles, creating a weaving work, displaying
the symbols of the functions required for
the passing of life towards action.
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thread present with its objective: That of
the agent that links all states of existence,
both to each one and to its beginning. A thread
interspersed with stones. Rough stones, the
symbol of freedom, bearing the entire perfection
of their primordial state, and cut and polished
stones, the symbol of human action replacing
the creative action. |
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A
thread interspersed with pearls : Moon symbols
connected with water and woman, and that represents
the Yin principle: it is the essential symbol
of the creative feminity.
An irreverent thread, bearing metal, resin
or glass interferences, charming in their
mix. Parrot feathers, elements of the animal
world, mixed with the elements of the mineral
world, and living peacefully with synthetic
elements of our urban reality. |
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is the equation in which the links of the
jewel match the links of the work, finally
closing the creative circle. |
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