“How to convert a feeling into an object? It is a challenge that involves our sensitivity, the ability to dialogue with others and to understand how a language, a more contemporary sign, can translate something immaterial into a tangible and material object.

This has always been the challenge of art, an exciting challenge whether we are dealing with great works of architecture and painting or whether we are referring to a small creation, such as a jewel.

The beauty and uniqueness of the materials already speak of a "preciousness" of the feeling par excellence which is LOVE. The effect of the harmony of shapes and the splendor of light that a precious object can express are a point of passage between the IMMATERIAL (the feeling) and the MATERIAL (the object, the jewel). And the challenge is precisely this: to preserve something unsaid, intuitive, sentimental in a form that is also new, not necessarily traditional but surprising as feelings often can be.

We should try to make the traditional signs of love contemporary and unexpected: the chains, the strength of being us before being me or you. And translate everything into contemporary languages, materials and forms, of the spirit that has always animated our events relating to the world of fashion and design. Translating the happiness of the purest of feelings into a concrete object that remains the representation of a dream with a thousand implications is no small challenge. Not just hearts and padlocks: love is simultaneously chain and freedom, wings to fly and the concreteness of building a future. The important thing is to maintain the lightness of dreams.”