Courage and the classic virtues developed by cultivating our will: Honesty, Loyalty, Integrity, Tolerance, Wisdom and Strength. In the past, to be educated meant to have discovered one’s virtues, specially our inner fire of Courage Read the rest of this entry »
Considered the key virtue of the heart, Compassion puts us in another person’s shoes and allows us to experience more Truth, this in turn generates more Justice, creating the conditions for Peace, which fosters Hope and brings more Creativity and Love into our lives. Experiencing more love allows us to be more compassionate and thus the upward spiral continues adding meaning to our lives and attracting the best angels of our human nature. Read the rest of this entry »
In Love? Say it to the World! – The most romantic word in Arabic (MAHABBAH), Chinese (AI QING), English (LOVE), French (AMOUR), German (LIEBE), Hebrew (AHAVA), Hindi (PREM), Italian (AMORE), Russian (LUBOV) and Spanish (AMOR). Read the rest of this entry »
Inspired by the earliest known metal jewelry technique, when our ancestors shaped a found nugget by hammering it with a hard rock. Metal forming took us from the Stone Age to the present path of ever unveiling the deep mystery of the metals. Read the rest of this entry »
This is an intricate braid Sergio first saw in the handle of an old sword found in the 1,000 years old Viking stone parliament in Reykjavik, Iceland. He was able to reproduce it, after seeing a lady in a Danish park braiding her girl’s hair in this pattern. Read the rest of this entry »
While visiting an old temple in India Sergio saw a carving representing the continuity of life which may have inspired his symbol for infinity. “This is life as we know it”, an old guide explained “this is the other side and this is how we return.” Read the rest of this entry »
Profiles of some of the magnificent animals with whom we share North America: Bear, Salmon, Orca, Bald Eagle, Deer, Seal & Whale Read the rest of this entry »
.Jeweler’s brass – an alloy with 85% pure copper – engraved with the word “Peace” in Arabic (SALAAM), Chinese (HE PING), English (PEACE), French (PAIX), German (FRIEDEN), Hebrew (SHALOM), Hindi (SHANTI), Spanish (PAZ) and Russian (MIR). In addition, Copper is believed to help enhance our feelings of compassion, empathy and generosity Read the rest of this entry »
Ancient Himalayan design representing the spirit (silver) hugging the copper body and the golden mind. A Tibetan master craftsman told me this design often identifies people seeking deeper awareness.
While visiting an old temple in India I saw a carving representing the continuity of life which may have inspired our symbol for infinity. “This is life as we know it”, an old guide explained “this is the other side and this is how we return Read the rest of this entry »
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