There are jewels that aren't worn, but rather evoked. Lolita's design belongs to that realm between innocence and irony, where red still holds the allure of unforgettable summers.
Its enameled flowers, outlined in gold, seem to have sprung from a youthful notebook—or from a page of Lolita, where beauty glides between candor and the awareness of being observed.
They are not earrings: they are a gesture, a visual nod to the aesthetics of lightness that Nabokov would have described as "the nostalgia for something that never happened."
Designed for those who understand that style can be a form of intelligence: a blend of humor, sensitivity, and timeless elegance.
