Story & heritage

Delfina Delettrez Fendi founded her namesake jewellery company in 2007 and works from Rome. Her vocabulary is rooted in figurative surrealism and natural iconography — hands, lips, animals and the eye motif — which is why the brand’s icons read less like generic fine jewellery and more like miniature body-aware objects.

The Anatomik language grew from Delettrez’s body-focused surrealism: the brand’s eye, lips and hand motifs are documented as recurring signatures, then reappear on current official products as piercing earrings, rings and sculptural silver pieces.

Materials & craft

Inspired by the language of the body, the Stonehand ring translates the iconic hand motif into a sculptural silver 925 design. The polished silhouette embraces the finger with bold proportions and refined anatomical details, creating a piece that feels both symbolic and contemporary. Conceived as a wearable sculpture, the ring reflects Delfina Delettrez’s distinctive approach to jewelry - where surrealism, craftsmanship and identity converge. Material: 925 silver 12 gr Handcrafted in Italy

How to choose & style

Choose Stonehand Ring when you want Delfina’s surrealism to stay close to the body rather than read as a distant statement jewel. It works best worn solo or deliberately mismatched, letting the open space, pearl closures and asymmetric motifs do the styling work.