Ember & Earth
Warm metals, botanical structures and grounded jewel tones inspired by objects that feel collected over time.
Vxrolnia™ begins with the sky but does not stop at familiar zodiac symbols. We look instead at atmosphere: the warmth of garnet red, the quiet balance of blush glass, the depth of midnight black, the movement of aquamarine blue.
Each brooch develops from those impressions through faceted decorative glass, antiqued metalwork, botanical forms, ribbons and small ornamental details. The result is a collection in which twelve signs become twelve distinct objects rather than twelve variations of the same emblem.
Astrology is the creative language, not a rulebook. A piece can represent your sign, someone important to you, a favorite color, or simply the design you would rather wear.
Start with your sign, your color, or your instinct. The collection is designed for personal interpretation rather than prescribed meaning.
Warm metals, botanical structures and grounded jewel tones inspired by objects that feel collected over time.
Opalescent color, flowing forms and romantic detail shaped through a softer interpretation of celestial light.
Stronger silhouettes and richer contrasts for pieces designed to become a deliberate point of focus.
A small accessory can completely alter the rhythm of a look. Vxrolnia™ pieces are built around colored decorative glass, dimensional ornament and celestial-inspired composition—designed to be noticed without prescribing what the piece has to mean.
A zodiac sign is only one route into the collection. Begin instead with atmosphere, contrast or the way you want a piece to feel.
Wear the piece connected to your zodiac. Choose another because its color feels right. Give one because it reminds you of someone. Vxrolnia™ provides the celestial starting point; what the object comes to mean afterward remains entirely personal.
The personality of a Vxrolnia™ piece comes from how different details interact rather than from one decorative symbol.
Faceted and colored decorative glass introduces the visual mood behind each celestial interpretation.
Curves, leaves, rays and directional lines bring vintage ornament into a more contemporary composition.
Selected designs use ribbons, floral-inspired accents or pearl-look elements to create contrast around the central glass.
The celestial reference begins the story without deciding what the accessory must represent to its wearer.