The collection of rings by Lucilla Rosso di San Secondo, artist and designer, travels on the wavelength of myth, magic and, above all, fantasy. Ancient Egyptians, Indian beliefs, stones with supernatural powers: a mix of new age in the world of jewelry. The fact is that the noble designer has prepared a new collection, which uses diamonds not so much for their refractive capacity, but because according to crystal therapy they purify, protect and strengthen the nervous system. Its characteristic, explains Lucilla’s spokesperson, is that of amplifying the energies of the stones to which it is combined. Good to know. Also use amethyst (symbol of spiritual power) and it promotes intuition, introspection and revealing dreams. It also fights insomnia, nightmares and headaches. Better than melatonin, but don’t swallow it, please. Moonstone, according to the designer, has the ability to stimulate mediumship and foresight, predisposing the mind to inspiration and intuition. However, it is a difficult stone to wear because it excites the emotional side. If you are moody, it is better to avoid it. The jewels also use opal, which pushes individuals to give value to emotions, bringing optimism and a desire to live, and ruby (apparently Lucilla’s favorite stone), which ignites passion and the joy of living so much that it is considered an emblem of happiness. Wearing jewels with rubies stimulates the sensual side, acts on circulation and the adrenal glands. Be careful not to wear it on the wrong occasions. Finally, emerald, the stone of wisdom, cosmic love and secret knowledge, a powerful enemy of spells and enchantments. You decide. Maybe jewels can also be worn without counting on parallel effects, right?
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