A FEW WORDS ABOUT THE PRODUCT
Design Concept:
Inspired by the celestial splendor of the Milky Way and the kinetic dance of starlight, this collection translates cosmic motion through fluid lines and luminous elements. Light-refracting textures create a cascading galaxy effect, embodying the ethos: “Where light leads, infinite possibilities follow.”
CRAFTSMANSHIP
Artisanal Metal Forging
Each piece is hand-hammered by master craftsmen to create organic textures, ensuring fluid, kinetic lines that mimic celestial motion.
Dual-Tone Electroplating
Brass base electroplated with 24K gold followed by rhodium, achieving stratified cosmic luster with 0.3μm precision (exceeds EU nickel-safety standards).
High-Precision Micro-Setting
Cubic zirconia stones employ hybrid claw+micro-pavé settings, hand-calibrated at 15°-22° angles to optimize light refraction (82% higher brilliance than machine-set).
Pearl Accentuation
Freshwater pearls are hand-inlaid at nodal points, their soft glow tempering the sparkle for balanced luminescence.
STYLING & OCCASION GUIDE
Bridal Couture
Adorning the bride’s waistline or neckline, these pieces evoke the classic romance of Victorian-era weddings.
Afternoon Tea Soirée
Paired with lace high-neck dresses, they recreate the refined elegance of English tea salons.
Antique Jewelry Collection
Displayed as iconic representations of historical design, perfect for collectors and connoisseurs.
Victorian-Style · White Diamond Ribbon Bow Brooch
Design Philosophy: Timeless Elegance of Classical Romance
Inspired by the 19th-century courtly aesthetics of the Victorian era, this piece centers on an exquisite bow motif—symbolizing the grace and nobility of aristocratic women. The white diamonds, set like morning dew upon silk, embody the concept of “capturing fleeting elegance into eternity.”
- Ribbon Bow Silhouette – A quintessential Victorian emblem, representing romance and ceremonial sophistication
- Old European-Cut White Diamonds – Vintage scintillation that revives the luminous charm of 19th-century jewelry
- Gold-and-Silver Overlay Craftsmanship – Brass base plated with rhodium, recreating the era’s distinctive bicolor aesthetic
Craftsmanship: Revival of Antique Techniques
Lost-Wax Casting
Meticulously hand-carved wax models based on museum archives, ensuring natural, fluid drapery in every ribbon fold.
Micro-Pavé Diamond Setting
Each white diamond is secured with traditional bezel settings, preserving the authentic faceting of antique-cut stones.
Ribbon-Texture Engraving
Artisans hand-etch each silk-like groove using 19th-century chasing tools, replicating the luminosity of woven satin.
CRAFTSMANSHIP & MATERIAL NOTE
This piece is crafted using copper-gold plating with drip glaze technique. The glaze surface undergoes a natural oxidation process over time, gradually developing a vintage patina. This transformation mimics the formation of verdigris (basic copper carbonate, Cu₂(OH)₂CO₃)—a centuries-old phenomenon observed in bronze artifacts, where copper reacts with atmospheric moisture, oxygen, and carbon dioxide .
Scientific Explanation
1. Initial Protection: The gold plating acts as a barrier, slowing copper oxidation.
2. Gradual Exposure: With wear, micro-scratches expose underlying copper, initiating reactions:
• Step 1: Copper oxidizes to CuO (black copper oxide) in humid conditions.
• Step 2: CuO reacts with CO₂ and H₂O to form Cu₂(OH)₂CO₃ (green verdigris) .
3. Aesthetic Stabilization: After 3-6 months, oxidation stabilizes into a mottled antique finish, resembling heirloom silver patina.
Recommended Maintenance
1. Accelerated Aging (Optional):
• For faster patina development, lightly expose to humidity (e.g., place in a steamy bathroom for 2 hours weekly).
2. Controlled Exposure:
• Avoid excessive moisture to preserve gold plating integrity.
3. Enhanced Longevity:
• Clean with pH-neutral jewelry cleaner monthly to prevent uneven oxidation.
Why This Matters
The oxidation process is a testament to craftsmanship, creating a living artwork that evolves with its wearer—a hallmark of artisanal jewelry design.
