Pomegranate

Archaeological and iconographic evidence shows its enduring association with the continuity of life and regeneration.

In the ancient world, its countless seeds came to represent abundance, fertility and potential, while the fruit itself became a symbol of hidden strength and inner richness.

Across cultures, the pomegranate was also regarded as sacred and protective, appearing in architecture, jewellery and ceremonial objects. Its use in gold gave these meanings a sense of permanence and timelessness.

In D’Evin’s interpretation, the pomegranate carries this layered symbolism into contemporary jewellery, expressing inner strength with elegance, while embodying a sense of permanence and timelessness.