One of our most effective techniques is Metal Quilling, a meticulous process that involves cutting a metal into thin strips and subsequently rolling, twisting, and shaping these strips. The formed metal pieces, often coils, are then arranged on a surface to create specific artistic patterns. Subsequently, the pieces are joined and fused together using a specialized soldering compound.Historians concur that quilling is an ancient art form that originated in ancient civilizations such as the Egyptians, Greeks, and Etruscans. The discovery of jewelry pieces adorned with quilling in the tombs of various ancient civilizations further supports this notion.

Due to the prohibitive cost of using precious metals, paper quilling emerged as an economical alternative to expensive metal quilling during the Renaissance. French and Italian nuns and monks were instrumental in developing this technique.

Precious stones are not the only treasures coveted by high-end jewelers. The red coral from the Mediterranean, distinct from its tropical counterparts found in warmer seas, is a highly sought-after resource.

The name coral comes from the Hebrew ‘Goral,’ meaning magical stone. The Greeks transformed it into Korallion, ‘I adorn,’ which became in Latin Corallium, still used to define red coral

Our source of Coral is Fulvio DI Genaro a reputable company with more than 50 years of experience in ethically and responsible harvesting of Red Coral , located in Torre Del Greco, Napoli, Italy

       What”s going on in the market of Coral lately to protect Coral reefs?

Coral IVF

Researchers are using coral IVF to restore damaged reefs by capturing excess coral eggs and sperm from healthy reefs, rearing millions of baby corals in specially designed pools, and then placing them on damaged reefs.

  Sustainable harvesting practices
. Exploring  sustainable harvesting methods for the aquarium trade, focusing on responsible collection and minimizing impact on the reef.

Coral transplantation
. Fragments of coral are cultivated in nurseries and then transplanted to reefs to speed up recovery and promote the growth of resilient colonies.