Corals, wood, sponges, algae and small fish take shape in the hands of Giulia Barela and become necklaces, earrings and rings that she personally sculpts in wax and then reproduces in metal. This new collection by the Roman designer has a Mediterranean soul with the Air earrings, whose setting recalls the tubular and hollow sponges of the seabed, with bronze elements like wood and coral, the central part of the necklaces, with resins modeled like algae for the rings. The colors are those of the summer blue sky, turquoise, aquamarine, red, pink and purple and the materials are the same as always: bronze, silver, semi-precious stones, enamels and resins. The prices? Starting from 135 euros for the earrings and from 300 euros for the necklaces.
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