At Volgara, each piece of jewellery is the result of a series of steps: shaping the brass, assembling the pieces by hand in our workshop in Nice, and then gilding them with 24-karat fine gold.

These steps draw on French expertise, as well as on manufacturing practices to which we pay close attention. Our environmental approach is based, in particular, on the documented commitments of our brass stamping and gold plating partners.

In 2026, jewellery takes on a new role. It is no longer just an accessory; it becomes a central element of style.

More expressive, more prominent, and often inspired by the living world, they convey a message. An intention, an energy, and sometimes even a transformation. The trend is clear: less subtlety, more assertiveness.

Giving a piece of symbolic jewellery is much more than just giving a gift. It’s about conveying an intention, an emotion, and sometimes even a silent message. Behind every design lies a meaning: freedom, transformation, resilience, or renewal.

Choosing the right piece of jewellery isn't just a matter of taste—it's about paying attention. To the person, their story, and the moment you want to celebrate.

All of our rings, all of our bracelets, and most of our necklaces are adjustable. You don't need to know your size to order—or to give as a gift.

Jewelry plated with fine gold is not solid gold—it requires a few simple steps to maintain its luster, year after year.

Even before becoming a necklace or a ring, each Volgara design has existed for a long time—in some cases, since 1829. It lives on in the form of a hand-engraved steel die, carefully preserved in the workshop of our French stamping supplier. Here is the story of this craftsmanship, and how it gives rise to your jewellery.