Danish designer Gitte Holmskov, head of a team of Scandinavian creatives, brings Sence jewelry to Italy. The Copenhagen company has a Nordic style that favors a linear shape, accessible materials and a rock philosophy. Bracelets, necklaces and rings are in the “queen of the night” style, with leather and studs, but in crystal instead of steel. Like in the Queen of the Night collection, composed of a series of chain or rigid bracelets or in brown suede with hematite balls. The collection’s studs and round pendants in faceted hematite and rings in gray or black agate are a complement for those who go to the disco in the evening or, more simply, want to take off a few years from themselves. Here are images and prices of the collection.
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