The half ro in silver and rubber thread is a work created by the master goldsmith Vincenzo. It is a unique and handcrafted piece, with an unusual and fascinating combination of materials.
The rosette is made of silver, a precious metal widely used to create jewelry and objects of artistic value. Silver is prized for its luster and durability, as well as its ability to be shaped and worked into various shapes and details.
The distinctive element of this creation is the use of rubber thread. Rubber is a flexible and resistant material derived from the sap of some tropical trees. It is usually associated with the production of rubber and rubber bands, but in this case, master goldsmith Vincenzo was able to exploit its unique characteristics to create an intriguing contrast with silver.
The result is a rosette with an original and modern design, where the precious metal blends with the softness of the rubber, creating a synergy between the shine of the silver and the flexibility of the rubber thread. This balance between materials makes the work not only aesthetically attractive, but also pleasant to the touch.
Furthermore, having been created by the master goldsmith Vincenzo gives this rose window added value, since his name and reputation could be associated with a valuable and one-of-a-kind work of art.
Characteristics: 925 silver, rubber.
Do not wash the rubber with aggressive products, it can be ruined!
THE HALF RO'
Once upon a time, in a small village on the top of a hill, there was a cathedral with a sixteen-segment rose window in the center.
The square, which housed this ancient church, offered a view of breathtaking landscapes every day and the people who were there let themselves be lulled by the sun's rays.
When sunset approached and the light fell obliquely and reddishly down into the valleys between the mountains, a real magic was released and everyone wanted to be the protagonist.
The square, then, became a meeting place: of an engaged couple holding each other hand in hand, of two friends sitting on a bench sharing the stories of their lives, of a mother holding her little girl's hand imagining its future... Continue reading it on the blog, or purchasing the vehicle
