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N° 01 Scicli · UNESCO — Spring 2026

Where the soul
becomes jewel.

Fragments of soul that graze the skin. Charms in 750 yellow gold, designed in Scicli, forged by hand in Italy.

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Gold 750 Yellow 18kt
Italy Goldsmith's hand
UNESCO Inspired by Scicli
Scroll
Sistema modulare Siklah in oro 18 carati — base e charm intercambiabili
The system

One base.
Infinite you.

An essential base in 18-carat gold, charms that tell who you are. Every composition is unique — like whoever wears it.

01

Choose the base

Piercing Base, size L or XL. 750 yellow gold, forged in Italy.

02

Attach a charm

Eight names — Desiderio, Libertà, Sogno, Forza, Incanto, Passione, Visione, Genesi.

03

Compose your story

Interchangeable. Made to change with you.

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Alma Collection

Each charm carries a name, a meaning, a fragment of whoever chooses it. 750 yellow gold, chiselled in Italy. Eight symbols. Which one will be yours?

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Collezione ALMA Siklah — charms in oro 18k
Charm Desiderio

Let yourself be tempted

Collana Siklah in oro 18k
At the neck

Necklaces

The modular system worn at the neck. 18k gold, timeless elegance.

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Collezione ALMA Siklah — charms in oro giallo 18k
Alma Collection

Charms

Eight names, eight meanings. Symbols to wear and to keep.

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Bracciale Siklah al polso
At the wrist

Bracelets

The same modular system, worn at the wrist. Unisex, interchangeable.

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From wrist to neck

The same system,
a new gesture

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Place / 01

Scicli
the soul

Scicli, Sicilia — la chiesa di San Matteo sulla collina, città barocca patrimonio UNESCO

A baroque city, UNESCO World Heritage. Polychrome façades, golden tuff loggias, a Mediterranean Renaissance where art and legend coexist on a stage of stone.

36°47' N · 14°42' E Sicily — IT
Hand / 02

Italy
the hand

Mani di un orafo al banco mentre lavorano un pezzo in oro

A craft passed in Italy from workshop to workshop. Every Siklah goes through three pairs of hands: casting, chiselling, polishing. A slow gesture, repeated, made to last.

3 hands · 1 piece Made in Italy