Devi Petti

Devi Petti

DEVI PETTI

Berlin, Germany

"Produce what is necessary, avoid waste"

Italian designer and maker based in Berlin, focusing on jewelry and small objects.

Devi has graduated as Product Designer in Rome, after several years of designing furniture and graphic work, she decided to focus on her personal practice.
13 products
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Stylus Mixed Earrings Stylus Mixed Earrings
Stylus Mixed Earrings
From $166.00 USD
Radices Earrings Radices Earrings
Radices Earrings
From $187.00 USD
Stylus Earrings Stylus Earrings
Stylus Earrings
From $166.00 USD
Kraken Earrings Kraken Earrings
Kraken Earrings
From $166.00 USD
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Routine Steam Ear cuff Routine Steam Ear cuff
Routine Steam Ear cuff
$70.00 USD
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Totem Steam Ear cuff Totem Steam Ear cuff
Totem Steam Ear cuff
$102.00 USD
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Ascophyllo Ear cuff Ascophyllo Ear cuff
Ascophyllo Ear cuff
$70.00 USD
Ascophyllo Ring Ascophyllo Ring
Ascophyllo Ring
From $166.00 USD
Acacia Ring Acacia Ring
Acacia Tree Ring
From $166.00 USD
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Routine Bronze Spoon Routine Bronze Spoon
Routine Spoon
$177.00 USD
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Obsessive Spoon Obsessive Spoon
Obsessive Spoon
$177.00 USD
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Spino Spoon Bronze Spino Spoon Bronze
Spino Spoon
$177.00 USD
Pepino Spoon Pepino Spoon
Pepino Spoon
$113.00 USD

You might wonder...

An ear cuff is a no-pierce earring that is worn around the outer edge of your ear.
It simply slips over the cartilage and gives a similar look to that of a helix or snug piercing.
To wear it pull your ear taught and slip the cuff over the thinnest part of the cartilage, on the outside of your ear. Slide the ear cuff down and rotate towards the inner ear until you have found a position that looks good and feels comfortable.
If you find the right position, you will not lose it!

No waste and good materials!
In the production Devi minimizes waste, making the pieces exclusively on request
The packaging of her creations is entirely handmade with FSC certified paper.

more about Devi Petti

Value in the details

By hand with love and dedication

Devi petti works mainly with the lost-wax casting technique (“cire perdue”), an ancient technique used in art and manufacturing that allows her to create sculptural forms with intricate details.
Lost Wax

The meaning of a romantic name “cire perdue”

During the melting process, the wax is melted and poured away to make way for the metal, in other words it sacrifices itself for the love of the metal. With each wax can be made into a single piece, it is a monogamous love.

Once the delicate wax is transformed into vigorous metal, the piece is cleaned and finished to the finest detail.


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