Monte da Lua

Contemporary Jewellery
Monte da Lua is a diverse collection based on a variety of ornamental motifs for stones and gems, rose-windows and portal ornamentation found in the palaces and convents of Sintra:

• Pena National Palace, designed by the Baron von Eschwege [1839], for D. Fernando II, king consort and Duke of Saxe-Coburgo-Gotha;
• Monserrate Palace, designed by James Knowles Jr. for Francis Cook, Viscount of Monserrate [1858]
• Monastary of Capuchos, founded by D. Álvaro de Castro [1560], formerly inhabited by Franciscan friars.

Design Teresa Milheiro and Inês Correia

© Archeofactu. Handmade.

• 109_Two Flowers

• 110_Leaf 01

• 111_Leaf 02

• 112_Motion 01

• 113_Motion 02

• 113a_Motion 09

• 114_Window 01

• 115_Window 02

• 116_Motion 03

• 117_Motion 04

• 118_Window 03

• 119_Motion 05

• 120_Motion 06

• 121_Window 04

• 122_Window 05

• 142_Twisted

• 143_Prism 01

• 144_Links

• 146_Window 06

• 147_Motion 07

• 148_Window 08

• 164_Prism 02

• 169_Window 07

• 215_Motion 08

• 232_Window 12

• 240_Motion 11

• 241_Window 09

• 242_Window 10

• 258_Motion 11

• 263_Motion 13

• 264_Window 13

• 265_Window 14