"...jewelry is a choice: A choice for yourself and a choice for a particular spirit."

Each piece; designed by Miranda Konstantinidou.
Each piece; made by hand.
Collections produced in limited editions.

For the last 18 years Miranda has run her own manufacturing in Cebu. Nothing is outsourced, 100% of the items are made in house. This gives Miranda the freedom to constantly develop new production techniques. She combines ancient methods with new techniques and experiments with unusual combinations of materials.

"Every woman has so many faces. We have so much wealth, so many possibilities and so many different moods in each and every one of us."Miranda Konstantinidou

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“Art Deco Oriental” is jewellery from another world. Perhaps it comes from a fantasy film with a super-heroine in the lead role who is “dazzling” in the truest sense of the word: fantastic and formidable, sexy and splendid. In this empire, “Art Deco Oriental” is all the rage, a design that not only adorns but also provides an identity, like a suit of shining armour that makes you invincible.
Dominated by Art Deco designs, the collection brings symbols and stylistic elements of various cultures and eras together. They are melded into a mystical, almost oriental ornamentation formed entirely from rhinestones. But rather than celebrating a faded splendour, the “cheeky” combination of elements exudes the insouciance and decisiveness of an up-to-date heroine who defines conventions rather than follows them. 
The jewellery’s stark Art Deco style creates a sense of nobility and distance. And still, somehow, the jewellery is not iconic and rigid; to the contrary, it’s lively and filled with an almost overflowing energy that needs to be let loose. In the realm of fantasy, any identity is possible: a hard-rock princess, an intergalactic warrior queen, an Amazonian diva.
The collection’s charm lies in the possibilities that this energy opens up for completely different looks: depending on your mood and the occasion, it can either “restrain” or “unleash.”

MIRANDA KONSTANTINIDOU
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