An investigation into formal genesis and the embryonic matrix of sacred geometry, this necklace articulates the Seed of Life as the primordial structure of creation. The rigorous overlapping of its seven fundamental circles establishes a radiant symmetry, generating an interplay of intersections and apertures of light that converge toward the core of the piece with lightness and absolute equilibrium.
The delicacy of the circular arrangement gains volume and physical presence through the contrast between the mathematical exactness of the layout and the materiality of the sculpted wood. Constructed with openwork low reliefs and fluid contours, the piece becomes a contemporary study on origin and potentiality—a manifesto of centralized harmony and visual sophistication with strong conceptual weight.
A satin-touch surface highlights the subtle tonal shifts and unrepeatable grain of reclaimed noble hardwood, infusing the work with memory and material density. Suspended from a cord with a structured drape and finished with discreet metallic end caps, the necklace transcends functional adornment: it is a wearable synthesis of sacred geometry, conceptual architecture, and authoress art.
