ICONIC

. J E W E L L E R Y.

WHAT YOU SEE ARE NOT JUST PIECES OF JEWELLERY, BUT REAL WORKS OF ART CREATED BY YOU. 

THEY’RE BROUGHT TO LIFE FROM YOUR STORIES, DREAMS AND MEMORIES. BE CAPTURED BY THEIR CHARACTER OR BE INSPIRED BY WHAT’S ICONIC TO YOU. 

IMMORTAL

A snake clinging to a skull is an ancient symbol that represents knowledge and immortality, whereas a snake inside a skull symbolises knowledge that survives death. Historically, the skull was a popular symbol of triumph over an enemy and a warning to losers in battle.

MEDUSA

" “Quando due elefanti lottano è la terra sottostante a perdere, soffrire“.

Medusa è la vittima di uno scontro fra Atena e Poseidone, che quando quest'ultimo la violentò, fu punita dalla dea della sapienza e della guerra e resa un mostro. Un mostro senza possibilità di interagire con nessuno.

Dannata dalla vita, Medusa è costretta alla solitudine eterna e all'eterno dolore. Obbligata a ferire per sopravvivere in un mondo che l'ha da sempre ripudiata.

Quest'anello è dedicato a lei, vittima innocente di un' insulsa guerra divina. Finalmente potrà tornare a stare fra la gente. "

FEBE

Phoebe in Greek mythology, a Titan of wisdom, was the daughter of Uranus (goddess of sky) and Gaea (god of Earth). She’s represented here by a lotus flower, a symbol of purity and spiritual elevation.

SERPI

According to alchemical interpretation, the triangle symbolises an intermediate entity between the almost abstract substance that’s spiritual and the matter that falls under our senses.

Here, it’s combined with a snake, one of the oldest and most widespread mythological symbols. The snake’s shedding skin symbolises renewal and rebirth that can lead to immortality.

This is a tangible and immortal concept exactly like every single piece of Urban Cromos jewellery.

GORGON

The term gorgon refers to three sisters in Greek mythology, Stheno, Euryale and Medusa, who had hair made of living, venomous snakes and possessed a powerful gaze that could turn one to stone. The former two were immortal.

They represented perversion in its three forms: Medusa was the intellectual, Euryale the sexual and Steno the moral perversion.