The study of design, the high selection of stones and precious metals, the use of goldsmith techniques give life to exclusive jewels to wear and keep like small treasures. Unique creations with an innovative design, but that reflect centuries of history and tradition. His knowledge of age-old Florentine goldsmithing tecniques allowed him in 2006, to develop the innovative and exclusive "Penkato" method, which envolves the use of the diamond-tipped cutter, of the chisel and engraving burin, in order to obtain a three-dimensional effect typical of de classic engraving tecnique 

THE GOLDEN FIORINO: In 1252, from the Mint of Florence "sprang up like a small sun" what would have been the symbol of the city's economic power: the Golden Fiorino, the coin, representing on one side the Florentine lily together with the inscription "FLOR • ENTIA" and from the other is the effigy of St. John the Baptist, patron saint of the city with the inscription "S • IOHANNES • B •".

The reproduction of the Fiorino is made of gilded bronze, silver, 18Kt gold and 24KT gold. It can be mounted on a Plexiglas base as a piece of furniture to be placed on a desk or used as a card holder.

The florin also becomes a jewel to wear as a pendant, hanging from a necklace or a bracelet, as a ring mounted in both a female and male version, or as a pair of earrings, by mounting coins to lobe or pendant. Very glamorous are the florins used as twins especially by the groom on the occasion of his wedding.