Historical jewelry made by hand in Salamanca
Renaroque comes from my interest in historical dress and jewelry, something that grew much deeper through reenactment. After joining a small reenactment project in 2012, making history inspired pieces slowly became part of my daily life and then part of my work.
The shop first grew around Renaissance and Baroque jewelry, especially the kinds of pieces seen in portraits and in the details that help define historical dress. Later, my work opened up to selected Roman designs and other historical pieces, but the starting point has remained the same: to make jewelry with a clear link to the past that still feels right to wear today.
Many pieces begin with one small reference: a portrait detail, a surviving original, a sculpted form, or something found in a museum collection. From there, I study the shape, adjust proportions, test the piece in practice, and keep refining it until it works as jewelry without losing what first drew me to it.
Everything is made by hand in my studio in Salamanca, Spain. I design, prototype, make, finish, pack, and ship each order myself. Nothing is mass-produced, and every piece is worked on one by one. I also take time over packaging, so each order arrives well protected and in keeping with the character of the shop.