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The Mughal garden

“If there is a paradise on earth, it is this, it is this, it is this.”
Emperor Jahangir

In the court of the Mughal Empire, tapestries were portable gardens: flowers and precious stones translated into thread with the same meticulous care the emperors put into their heavenly gardens. Organic was born of that same conviction. The collection unfolds in two color universes, each with its own palette and character.
The first, the most intense and earthy, is the heart of Organic. The main piece is the choker, powerful and full of presence, with rhodolite- and peach-colored hydrothermal quartz and pink and strawberry-colored natural quartz in very rounded ovals, accompanied by matching earrings, bracelets, and rings.

In these same colors, earrings that combine a teardrop in smoky quartz, peach moonstone, and strawberry quartz. Also available in lighter shades with guava quartz in the teardrop, aqua-green quartz in the center, and morganite-colored hydrothermal quartz at the top. And an extraordinary earring and necklace set with peach moonstone and freshwater pearls.

The second universe, in shades of green and peach: teardrop-shaped earrings of natural green aventurine with strawberry quartz and tourmaline-green hydrothermal quartz beads, or in a smaller size with a teardrop of natural emerald-colored beryl, with highly combinable matching rings.
This universe is completed by an earring and necklace set with freshwater pearls and natural green aventurine.

As a breezier version, two rosary-style bead necklaces: one with peach moonstone and small emerald-colored beryls, the other with green aventurines and pink tourmalines, both with matching bracelets.

Made of gold-plated brass with e-coating. The earth, the stones, the origin, and Salvatore color in its essence.