Galicia

Galicia brings together jewels and details linked to origin, tradition, and personal memories. Choose a piece to carry identity in your day-to-day life or to gift a meaningful symbol.

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  • 7-Knot Bracelet with Gold-Tone Steel Compass Rose

  • Galician Flag Bracelet with Trisquel in Gold-Plated Steel

    Galician Flag Bracelet with Trisquel in Gold-Plated Steel

    Sale price  €5,24 Regular price  €7,49
  • Silver-Tone Stainless Steel Rose Window Pendant

  • Galicia Map Pendant in Silver-Tone Steel

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Frequently asked questions

What does Galicia convey as a gift?
Galicia conveys a connection to a place, a tradition, or a personal memory. It is a good option when the symbol is related to one's origin, a trip, or a shared history.
How to choose a symbol within Galicia?
Choose the symbol that the person recognizes best or can explain naturally. Simple pieces work best for daily use; for keepsakes, keychains or visible pendants can also be a good fit.
Is Galicia a good choice for a gift?
Yes. Galicia works well as a gift when you're looking for an easy-to-wear piece with a clear message. To get it right, think about the person's style, their daily use, and the symbol or detail that best suits them.

Galicia

Galicia is a land of mist, magic, and ancient stone. It is the sound of the Atlantic crashing against the Costa da Morte and the indescribable emotion of arriving at the Plaza del Obradoiro.

Our collection captures the soul of the end of the world (Finis Terrae) in eternal symbols: the pilgrim's shell, the cross and the Apostle Saint James, the guidance of the compass rose, and the artistry of its rose window. We have chosen stainless steel because a Galician piece of jewelry must be as resilient as its people. Prepared to withstand the rain, the pilgrim's sweat, and the salt of the sea, our pieces are unalterable. Wear them with you and feel that, wherever you are, there will always be a way back home. To make the morriña hurt a little less.

"Galicia in the Heart: Forged to Withstand the Camino"