Sergio Lub Bracelets

Grandfather Wallace Black Elk, a medicine man of the Lakota people, told Sergio after a sweat lodge session, “We burn sage to purify an area so the spirits of our ancestors will come to share with us their wisdom.” This piece is woven as a...

Inspired by the special leather and metal work displayed at rodeos, some of the most widely-attended social events of the American West.

Inspired by meaningful gatherings with old friends, ones you haven’t seen for long periods of time. Each strand appears and retreats to the background to later appear again, just as relationships often do.

Lighter version of the copper cuffs worn by Roman gladiators and by Greek warriors before them. Both cultures believed that wearing copper bracelets during battle increased their strength, agility and self-confidence.

A tri-color homage to the hearty and ornate goblets of antiquity, which were used in celebratory rituals often associated with freedom and humanist rights. A reminder of the victorious moments of life.

As the moon spins around the earth, it’s presence can be felt in the pull of the high tide, its ebb and flow reminding us of our ever present globe in the sky, our life’s lunar satellite.

From layers of rock embedded deep inside the Earth, miners excavate veins of metallic ore that shine like a luminescent and natural circulatory system. The mysterious fingers run through the soil, their invisible connections conjuring thoughts of an...

This design is meant to be a graphic reminder of the healthy behavior of seasoned couples, in which alternately, one party holds stronger while the other unravels.

This heavy braided chain of solid jeweler's brass is 85% copper and 15% zinc; two vital elements for our health. Scientists have proven that at least one of them, copper, is absorbed by our skin.

Grandfather Wallace Black Elk, a medicine man of the Lakota people, told Sergio after a sweat lodge session, “We burn sage to purify an area so the spirits of our ancestors will come to share with us their wisdom.” This piece is woven as a...

Inspired by the jewelry worn by medieval troubadours, the traveling poets who improvised songs which entertained and informed. Thanks to their imaginative wit, they remained as free spirits during the dark ages, keeping their heads even while spreading...

A tribute to the goddess of the dawn, who wakes the world up daily by dispensing her golden light, spreading multicolored ropes of illumination across the lands.