Kaiya
The Kaiya Collection is born from a geometric interpretation of the mandala.
The design recalls the complexity of a stylized flower or an architectural rosette, where repetition becomes decoration and symmetry builds balance.
Kaiya is a collection that combines graphic precision and formal elegance, transforming geometry into a distinctive mark.
A jewel designed for those who love bold structures, light to wear yet rich in detail.
Kaiya Ring
Kaiya Necklace
Kaiya Earrings
Kaiya Bracelet
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A flower to gaze at for a long time
In Tibetan Buddhism, the mandala accompanies meditation: the gaze enters from the edge and proceeds towards the center, circle after circle. Kaiya's filigree works the same way. From afar, it is a black flower. Up close, it opens into crowns that contain each other, and the time it takes to traverse it is part of the object itself.
Angles and petals
In Kaiya's design, two languages alternate. The inner crowns are floral: dense, rounded petals that narrow towards the center. The outer tips are angular, constructed from profiles that fold back on themselves like a Greek fret. It is the contrast that keeps the eye alert. You enter through the floral center and exit through the geometric border.
Against the skin or against the light
Such intricate filigree changes with what's behind it. On the skin, the design stands out sharply. Against the light, it becomes a weave of light, and looks like a different piece. In each piece of jewelry, the mandala rises above its support: on the bracelet, it floats above two thin rings; on the ring, above a narrow band; on the necklace, it hangs from a cord. It is this distance that gives it depth.
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