Description
The Piece
MILOS is a collier like a concentrated encounter with colour and light — warm, clean, and quietly present. Tiger’s eye and turquoise meet on a leather cord, balancing Mediterranean ease with a distinctly modern stillness.
Design & Silhouette
The silhouette is intentionally reduced, almost graphic — allowing the materials to lead. Tiger’s eye brings depth and warmth: a golden-brown tone with a moving, silky shimmer that shifts with the light. Turquoise becomes the cool counterpoint — a clean point of colour that feels like open horizon. The leather cord holds everything together and gives the piece a relaxed elegance, worn close to the body: calm, strong, effortless.
Materials & Origin
Tiger’s eye is defined by light: its characteristic silky effect comes from a fine internal structure that creates movement and depth — never flat, always alive. Turquoise, by contrast, reads as pure colour: iconic in jewellery culture, prized for its luminosity and quiet mineral character. The leather cord adds organic warmth and makes the collier feel natural to wear. Each element is selected individually and composed so contrast turns into harmony — deliberate, never accidental.
Artist’s Note
“I wanted MILOS to feel like a quiet colour contrast: tiger’s eye as warmth and depth, turquoise as openness. I love this combination because it feels relaxed, yet unmistakably refined.”
Styling Inspiration
MILOS is intuitive to wear — with linen, cotton or silk it reads like a warm accent on the skin. Against white and cream, turquoise and tiger’s eye appear especially crisp; with black, the composition becomes more graphic and modern. Worn alone it stays concentrated; layered with fine gold chains it creates a curated, relaxed look.
As each piece is created as a one-of-a-kind, we can adjust length, proportions and details to your preferences.
Atelier Craftsmanship
From design to material selection and final assembly, each step is carried out by hand in the atelier — across multiple stages. With a piece that feels this reduced, precision is everything: proportion, balance and colour calibration must be exact, so the collier remains light, yet holds presence.
