Working mainly with silver and glass Aurora has developed her range of designs to encompass tastes from the classical through to the contemporary.

"My aim is to create unique pieces of jewellery that are elegant, colourful and confortable to wear" Aurora says. Her designs are influenced by natural forms, geometrical shapes and the vibrant mediterranean colours.

"Most my work is individually designed and one off", she explains, "I find inspiration in just about everything around me: from a landscape, an architectural feature or from a natural object. I delight in finding new ways of translating these ideas into new pieces that hopefully will become timeless jewels to treasure and wear for years to come".

Intensely captivated by light, reflections, and combinations of colours, Aurora makes wide use of contrasting textures and decorative details such as highlights of 9^ct or 18^ct gold and semiprecious stones. Many of her pieces are further embellished with Venetian Millefiori glass beads, tiny glass cylinders containing delicate flower resembling patterns. After slumping them in a kiln, Aurora adds them to her designs to give her work a colourful and feminine look. She explains: "I love the combination of silver and glass whether it is as delicate and decorative as the Millefiori or as bold and striking as the dichroic."

Aurora's best selling ranges of jewellery are characterised by stunning dichroic glass accents which she creates through a high temperature fusing process and uses as a medium to add colour and bring contrast to the rich metal qualities of the silver.

"Perhaps because of my lack of formal training or maybe because of my scientific background,” Aurora says, “I find myself spending countless hours at the bench playing around with glass and silver, experimenting with new materials, techniques, pushing them to the limit to see whether something new can be achieved.”

As a result, most of her creations stem from workshop experimentation rather than from detailed planned drawings, keeping Aurora’s jewellery in constant evolution.