A piece of jewelry that encompasses myth, nature and beauty in two faces.

On one earring, the male face is crowned with bunches of grapes, a symbol of abundance, sensuality, and Dionysian spirit. The face is proud and serene, and the vine shoots descend gracefully, recalling the rustic figures of classical mythology: vital, earthly, divinely human.

On the other, the female face is adorned with delicate flowers blooming in her hair like light thoughts. She is the embodiment of natural beauty, of bloom, of spontaneous grace. The gaze is gentle, almost contemplative, and the workmanship of the petals is so meticulous that they appear to be in motion.

Made on authentic shell, these cameos play with the light and natural contrasts of the material, resulting in two vibrant portraits, sculpted with skill and feeling. The juxtaposition is not accidental: grapes and flowers tell of different seasons, symbols and roles, but united by a single force: the generosity of nature.