_____ 7 Chakra Collection

The 7 Chakras Collection was born from yoga and personal practice, with the idea of creating a light and essential jewel, meant to be worn without being felt on the body.
A jewel conceived as a modern talisman, able to dialogue with the body and with each person’s style, to be worn every day with ease.

Like all nianì creations, this collection is born from the encounter between meaning and aesthetics, transforming an ancient symbolic system into an intimate, everyday modern talisman.

The meaning of the 7 Chakras

In Sanskrit, chakra means “wheel” or “circle”.
According to yogic tradition, the body holds seven main energy centres, from which vital energy flows: creative, emotional and inner.

nianì does not isolate a single chakra, but brings them together.
Balance does not come from one energy alone, but from the dialogue between all of them.
For this reason, each jewel in the collection always contains all seven chakras, as a symbol of continuity and equilibrium.

One jewel, seven energies in dialogue

Each jewel in the collection is composed of a circle and seven points of colour.
The circle represents unity, cyclicity and the sense of a moving whole.

The seven colours recall the main chakras and their symbolic qualities:

Root Chakra · Grounding (red)

Sacral Chakra · Creativity (orange)

Solar Plexus · Will power (yellow)

Heart Chakra · Presence (green)

Throat Chakra · Communication (blue)

Third Eye Chakra · Intuition (violet)

Crown Chakra · Connection and unity (white)

Materials and craftsmanship

The 7 Chakras Collection takes shape through different forms and techniques, while preserving the same symbolic meaning.

Some jewels, such as necklaces, earrings and soft rings, are crafted with seven natural stones, one for each chakra: garnet, spessartite, citrine, emerald, iolite, amethyst and white labradorite.

Other pieces, created using the lost-wax casting technique, interpret the seven chakras through set zircons, offering a more essential and graphic expression.

In both cases, the meaning remains the same: what changes is the formal language used to tell the story.