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Wearing a DESMOS jewel means wearing a precious relationship, one capable of reflecting a sense of the present beyond time, beyond frenzy. DESMOS silver shares a dynamic, luminous and unique spirit with the wearer: free from conformity. Extraordinary light from the mirrored surfaces and meticulous attention to detail allow for the utmost expression of each individual’s unique beauty. A beauty worthy of 100% Made in Italy jewelery, from the procurement of ethical silver to its cutting-edge craftsmanship. DESMOS designs, manufactures, and markets contemporary jewelery in 925 silver, entirely made within its ISO9001 and ISO14001 certified Italian factories. The DESMOS value chain pursues the circular economy by means of sustainability, aiming to reduce emissions by eliminating waste.
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