Sergio_Lub

Design inspired by ribbons decorating ceremonial poles that escorted the Inca when he ventured outside of his capital, Cuzco, in today's Peru. The Inca was the leader of one the world's most...

Copper Tide - Inspired by the ebb & flow caused by the moon as it spins around Earth. Researchers teach us that we have life on Earth thanks to the gentle tug of our beautiful satellite. metals -...

Inspired on the rope bracelets worn by veteran tall ship sailors, who used to add a strand for each sea they crossed. To prevent sea sickness during storms, sailors adjusted their bracelets to apply...

This design is based on a Native American pattern found in the carved base of the oldest Mayan pyramid in Teotihuacan. The carving is crowned with the head of Quetzalcoatl, meaning feathered serpent,...

Inspired by the Morphic Fields of Rupert Sheldrake, a biologist from Cambridge, UK. Sheldrake suggests that DNA may act as copper coils do in a radio and thus be tuned to the particular frequency of...

Design inspired by the grapevines around our Napa Valley studio planted by Robert Mondavi, a passionate and most gracious neighbor and friend. It is remarkable to see young vines grow to eventually...

Solid and very strong chain-like design handcrafted in the USA with 99.999% copper wires. While braided, each bracelet is repeatedly and carefully heat-treated to maintain its natural malleability...

Inspired on the intricate designs of this successful tribe that 24 Centuries ago expanded from Central Europe to the British Islands, where its culture and language is thriving to this day. metals -...

Colorful and fluid design, inspired by the Carnival dances Sergio survived in Brazil in the 70's and 80's. Meant to capture the movement and the carefree attitude of the largest party in the world...

The caduceus is the symbol of the healing arts. It traces down to the intertwined copper serpents Moses held over his tribe to protect them while crossing the desert. Lately it gained a yet deeper...

Ayurveda is the oldest school of medicine. It started in India over 50 centuries ago and is observed today by nearly 1 billion people. Its practice includes wearing Copper and other metals in contact...

"Back in the old country we had no spapers but we k when we were at peace", my Russian dad once told me, "because men would be working in the fields and everywhere you looked there was Gold Tone...