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Kalderimi

Links, chains and stones set in a row, like a cobbled path.

A kalderimi is a cobbled mule track, the stone-paved path that once joined one mountain village to the next. Each stone is laid against the last until a way appears, and a chain is built the same way, one link through another. This line gathers the links: chunky hammered paperclips, oval links with a beaded texture, fine chains for layering, and tennis bracelets whose stones sit side by side like cobbles. Wear one alone or several together.

7 pieces

A wrist wearing a chunky gold-plated bracelet of large oval links, smooth polished links alternating with small beaded ones; the hand rests in a jeans pocket, with grass and greenery behind in bright sun.
Photo: @isidora_jewellery

The pieces in this collection

From the workshop

Photos: @isidora_jewellery
  • The Kalderimi chain at the neck and the Aoos drop earring, close
  • A hand with a white-tipped manicure holds four gold bracelets in front of light oak slats: a tennis bracelet of clear stones, a fine paperclip chain, a bracelet of small round beads and a chunky chain of long links.
  • Seen from above, a round black plate is laid out like a meal with gold jewellery, chunky chains, pearl necklaces and bracelets, rings and baroque-pearl earrings, while two hands hold a fork and a knife over it.