Pre-launch · MMXXVI

Art jewelry · In development

LARALIS

Art Jewelry

Mineral. Form. Body.

Where minerals become poetry.

Jewelry as artistic expression.

LARALIS explores the relationship between natural minerals, contemporary form and the body.

Each piece begins with material—its color, texture, transparency, irregularity and character—and evolves through experimentation with form, proportion and movement.

The wearer becomes part of the piece.

01 — Mineral

Nature is the starting point.

Every mineral carries its own structure, texture, color and irregularity. LARALIS embraces both raw and refined stones rather than seeking perfect uniformity.

Graphite study of a raw stone, a polished cabochon and a faceted gem

Raw / cut · rough / polished

02 — Form

Geometry meets irregularity.

Raw and cut stones are combined across different scales, proportions and structures. Small, medium and larger elements create rhythm, contrast and balance.

Pencil sketch of an asymmetric necklace combining rough and faceted stones

Small / medium / large

03 — Body

Jewelry changes when it is worn.

Movement, posture, gesture and individuality become part of the composition. The body does not simply display the object.

The body completes it.

Minimal line drawing of a neck and shoulder with an asymmetric necklace

Object / body

The collection is taking form.

Studies. Experiments. Materials. Forms.

Necklace study combining rough, faceted and polished stones at different scales — Necklace · scale study

Bracelet construction study with rough stones on a thin circular frame — Bracelet · rhythm

Asymmetric earring studies with geometric frames and irregular stones — Earrings · asymmetry

Mineral / metal / line

Asymmetry / balance

Natural / constructed

Movement / form

Experiment / refine

Object / body

Small / medium / large

Rough / polished

Artistic expression

Material

Form

Experimentation

Individuality

Craftsmanship

Limited production

Body + object

LARALIS approaches jewelry as a medium for artistic expression.
Natural minerals become material for experimentation with proportion, geometry, texture and movement.
Every piece begins as an idea and becomes an object through material and craft.

Macro graphite study of a mineral surface with crystalline facets and inclusions

Individual by nature.

Natural minerals resist perfect repetition.

Variations in color, texture, transparency, inclusions and form are not imperfections to eliminate. They are part of the identity of each piece.

LARALIS will produce pieces in limited quantities, allowing the individuality of the material to remain visible.

Object becomes jewelry
when it meets the body.

Movement changes the piece.

Scale changes with the wearer.

Form interacts with gesture.

Individuality completes the composition.

LARALIS is taking form.

The first collection is currently in development.