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A small behind-the-scenes glimpse of the museum pieces we created for the Next Nature Museum.

We created 8 different jewelry pieces, each representing a different era in time.
In this post, we are highlighting these two.

MID 18th century
During this period, glass became an industrial material. It shifted from rare and handcrafted to functional.

In this piece, glass is combined with metal and hinges materials that together refer to movement, production, and mechanics.

Pre-18th century
These earrings are inspired by flint weapons and fossils.
We pressed fragmented metal elements into aluminum using a 60-ton press. Parts of the elements were intentionally left embedded in the aluminum, while others were removed.

This process creates a fossil-like effect: traces of material captured through pressure and time.

The final hours of Salone del Mobile have begun.

What a week.
We met beautiful people, moved through nights and parties, saw things that stayed with us, ate well, got inspired, and most of all, we enjoyed.

There’s something about a week likOrlandi how it connects, how paths cross, how things unfold. We love to be part of that.

Party photo: credits to
Talk video:
Dinner:
Many clothing pieces:
Presentation location:

You can find us in Milan at Rossana Orlandi.

It feels like things are starting to unfold, new opportunities keep finding their way to us, but we also return to what has been important from the beginning. This year, we’ll be presenting again at , for the fourth time. It’s a moment that means a lot to us, not only professionally but personally. Milan becomes a place where our worlds come together friends, family, and the creative field, all meeting in one city. It’s both inspiring and grounding.

If you’re in Milan, come by.