At MOOYYY, we are celebrating our tenth birthday this year. We are celebrating it with a collection that we believe is worthy of this anniversary. We worked on the Roses collection with designer Natalia Vicenová for more than two years. But good things don't come immediately and we love what we do. And we believe that it shows. For the first time, we are bringing you jewelry with packaged precious stones. Our dears, Roses are here.
Grace, beauty and love. Innocence and femininity. Socialism and anarchy. According to Umberto Eco, the symbol of the rose is "packed with meanings to the point that it almost has none left". However, designer Natalie Vicenová, who is behind our most successful collections, set out to search for this meaning. She found passion, love and heavenly beauty. They were hidden in the modern aesthetics and minimalist morphology, so typical of MOOYYY. They were hidden in natural and natural shapes and blossomed into three unique product lines Tudor, Dante and Orsini.
Rosa Tudor
Rose as passion. Henry VII. Tudor adopted a rose into his coat of arms on his wedding day as a reference to the Wars of the Roses, which brought him the royal throne. Henry VIII. Tudor already had a rose in his coat of arms, perhaps that is why he was married six times. The rose brought passion to England. It gave rise to the Elizabethan Renaissance, Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet and the Bloody Mary cocktail. The Tudor rose became the national flower of England and we celebrate the Tudor royalty by combining the Rosa Tudor jewelry line with precious stones.
Rosa Dante
Rose as heavenly insight. The rose inspired Dante Alighieri for the climax of his Divine Comedy. During his journey through Hell, Purgatory and Paradise, Dante sees a huge rose in the sky, in whose countless petals resides eternal bliss and in its interior hides God himself. You can find the beauty and fragility of heavenly insight in the Rosa Dante jewelry line.
Rosa Orsini
Rose as love. Love united the Italian Orsini family with the most important Czech noble family of the Lords of the Rose, later the Rosenbergs, into the famous Orsini-Rosenberg family. Two families with a rose in their emblem inspire by combining the Italian Renaissance and the medieval glory of Bohemia. We dedicate the opulent and unique jewelry of the Rosa Orsini line to this connection.
New products from the Roses collection can be purchased in our showrooms and on the MOOYYY e-shop.
