Inspired by Dadaism and Surrealism, the Ojo collection, ("eye", in spanish) revolves around the eye, which symbolizes the skilled, critical eye of the artist, sketched in a naïve style. From Dalì to Picasso and Mirò, the collection is bathed in an eccentric, retro-inspired atmosphere, both trendy and timeless. 

Ojo falls in three lines: Houria, Miya and Nadja. 
Nadja plays with movement with its double-sided charms, showing an open eye on one side and a closed eye on the other, like a wink. The name refers to Nadja's book by André Breton, main theorist of surrealism. This line results in an elegant and refined style.