Every jewel is born from a vision. Behind it, there is a hand, an idea, a woman. This is the story of Luna Scamuzzi artist, founder.

Originally trained as an architect, Luna discovered her true vocation in 1999, when her hands encountered the ancient technique of lost-wax casting. From that moment, she began translating thought directly into matter, shaping raw metal into meaning.

In her Milan atelier, she personally selects each stone, sculpting with precision and intuition. Dreamlike yet rooted in the organic world, her creations soon drew international attention. In 2001, Barneys New York introduced her work, opening the doors to some of the most prestigious boutiques in the United States.

The name, suggested almost by fate, during Luna's research in Architecture, while studying ancient documents in the archives of Milan. It belonged to the first recorded goldsmith of the city in the early Middle Ages.

In its original meaning, Lucifer is the bearer of light, a symbol of inspiration out of darkness. The light continues to guide every creation, weaving together centuries of craft with the living pulse of the present.

"Nature is my mentor," Luna often says. In every detail, she organic world reveals itself through bold shapes, organic textures, and detail carrying the memory of stone, sea, and earth.

"I never sketch & jewel, I sculpt in wax. I think with my hands." Her creative process is instinctive and tactile, guided more by intuition than by rigorous planning, allowing each piece to find its own path.

In this dialogue between vision and matter, each creation becomes a fragment of light and identity, unique, unrepeatable, and profoundly human.