The Broken Hearts line
"Broken hearts, worn out, marked by time and disappointment,
bearing invisible scars, the fruit of battles and broken dreams.
Different in their dreams, their pain, and their days,
every heart has its corners and its returns.
And yet, despite the difference in their journey,
they all seek love and find a destiny."
I'm Sem, and the "Broken Hearts" line comes from the depths of who I am. Every piece of jewelry I create, every stone I choose, reflects a story unafraid to show its scars. These aren't just smooth stones, but hearts that, though marked, have never stopped beating.
I myself am a broken heart. The scars, invisible to others, have become part of me, part of my strength. Every battle I've experienced has left its mark, but it has also taught me the beauty of being imperfect, of embracing pain and transforming it into something unique.
When I look at a smooth stone, I feel my own story resonate within it. It's never just a cold stone: it's a memory, a scar that carries with it the light of rebirth. So I decided to create something that symbolizes this inner strength: a line that doesn't hide, but celebrates every crack, every corner, every mark that time and life leave us.
Each jewel in the "Cuori Scassati" line tells the story of hearts that have lived, loved, and suffered, broken, and, despite everything, have returned to beat. Each stone is a fragment of that resistance, of that beauty that emerges from fragility. They are not simple accessories, but symbols of those who have learned to live with their scars and found their strength in pain.
This line is not just for those who wear a jewel, but for those who recognize their own story in it. It is for those who know that scars don't define who we are, but make us stronger, more real. It is for those who have chosen to embrace their imperfections and walk toward their destiny, despite everything.
"Cuori Scassati" is an invitation to embrace who we are, to celebrate every step of our journey. It's a message of hope and beauty, a testament that, even when the heart seems shattered, it can always find its way again.
