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VELVET MOON The priceless jewel of the sea---the pearl---departs from the serene and mysterious luster which has enshrouded its beauty and legend. View the collection pieces. |
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INFINITAS Ethereal white and yellow diamonds thronged on elegant white gold bands, displaying a new regard for the timeless beauty of the diamond, the best known and most coveted of all gemstones that man has ever gathered from Mother Nature. View the collection pieces. |
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TANZANITE 1,000 times rarer than diamonds. View the collection pieces. View still shots of the pieces as worn by a model. View the video of the fashion show Azure & Ambre. |
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ORO Gold – timeless, exuberant, royal, mysterious. The sum of all imagination. The goal of all efforts of mankind. The dust that clouds the horizons of conquerors and explorers. The weight of all emotions felt ever by man. The mute witness of the upheavals in the fortune of men and women --- in love and acrimony. These aphorisms abound in the inspirations of the cast of the gold jewelry collection designed by National Artist Arturo Luz and interpreted by the master goldsmith Hans Brumann. View the collection pieces. |
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PINK The choice of the pink color as the prevailing hue and design motif of the collections of Brumann stems from his attempt to transpose in material form the inner and elusive spell possessed by a woman. A woman enjoys the compliment of being in “pink” from her coo-ing figure inside the cradle, the blush on her cheeks, the purse and width of her lips up to the soft glow of her skin. Expressions that zero in on the pink color as the coefficient of a woman’s beauty and her power to cast attraction. View the collection pieces. View still shots of the pieces as worn by a model. View the video of the pieces as worn by a model. |
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GARDEN GLORIES The “kamagong” rings topped by garden blossoms in a spray of candy colors ringed by 18 carat yellow gold. Popular veggies dotted and blazing in the eternal colors of their crispness. Favorite fruits in the Philippine homeland in their undying ripeness of colors. All glowing on the beautiful human skin. View the collection pieces. |
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OUT OF THE WOODS As an expression of oedipal love for Mother Nature, Brumann chose the Philippine hardwood called “kamagong” (black wood) as the base material of his creative collection of rings bonded inside with 18 carat yellow, white and rose gold, wrist bangles, bracelets, earrings and pendants. Center settings are various gemtones and pearls. View the collection pieces. |
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WATER WORLD The aquatic collection—neckpieces, pendants, earrings, rings and brooches—posits a new movement of Brumann's talents: a deft mastery of lights and hues if every kind of gemstones and gold; and a self that virtually transforms the sights and wonders of a child into a youth's dream of sorts. View the collection pieces. |