TRADITIONAL PORTUGUESE JEWELRY

Discover the stories of the collections that define traditional Portuguese jewelry.

Heart of Viana

Now used as the symbol of the city of Viana do Castelo, the Heart of Viana has a distinctly religious inspiration.

Queen Earrings

They became popular after being offered to Queen Maria II during her visit to Viana do Castelo, and today they are an iconic model of Portuguese goldsmithing.

Viana's Conta

Inspired by the oldest type of adornment, the Viana Beads formed the necklaces that young women of Viana do Castelo aspired to own.

CARAMUJOS

Inspired by the art of Portuguese azulejos.

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FILIGREE

A handmade art that requires extreme skill to work the finest threads of silver or gold.

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Marcasite Jewelry

With natural marcasite stones, marcasite jewelry pieces are silver replicas of traditional Portuguese jewelry from the 18th century.

Baroque Jewelry

Pieces of baroque inspiration, characteristic of the 18th and 19th centuries, baroque jewelry is stamped and engraved with natural and religious motifs.

Minas Novas

Recreations of Portuguese jewelry pieces from the late 18th century, the jewels of the Minas Novas collection were originally created for Court receptions.