The ancient Roman Maison Anticoa proposes silver jewelery bathed in 24-karat gold, with precious stones ♦ ︎
It is called Anticoa, but not because it offers jewels from another era. The small Roman Maison takes its name, instead, from its founder, Aldo Antico, who together with Milena Toller decided to follow his passion for jewelry. It is a small company, but with its original path, which does not go from the mass production of jewelry, but from craftsmanship. Not only that: earrings, necklaces, rings and bracelets are all made according to a particular method. They are made of silver, but dipped in 24 carat gold. Often, therefore, they seem even more golden than those made entirely with yellow metal. Not only that: the silver covered with gilding is matched with precious and semi-precious stones, from emeralds to sapphires, from quartz to onyx. The silver-based processing also serves to keep the price range anchored down: the jewels hardly exceed 500-600 euros. Anticoa is also part of the Italian jewelers’ patrol taking part in Jck Las Vegas. Lavinia Andorno
