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SINGULAR Pronunciation: /ˈsɪŋgjʊlə/ adjective o 1 Grammar (of a word or form) denoting or referring to just one person or thing + single; unique: she always thought of herself as singular, as his only daughter o 2 exceptionally good or great; remarkable: he had the singular good fortune not to die in the trenches + strange or eccentric in some respect: no explanation accompanied this rather singular statement Source: Oxford Dictionaries

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But, what is this about?

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This is all aboutchallenging the status quo

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This is about...ChangeBeliefsPurposeInspirationAuthenticityMeaningCommunity

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Changing the world?

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But changing the world... How?Rationalization ofmass production

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But changing the world... How? Rationalization of the use ofdisposable goods

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But changing the world... How? Minimization ofprogrammed obsolescence

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So... lets dot it.LETS CHANGE THE WORLD!

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Do you believe in SINGULARITY?

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Do you believe inEXCLUSIVITY?

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Do you believe inDURABILITY?

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Do you believe in QUALITY?

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Then we have gotSOMETHING FOR YOU

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We want to leave an IMPRINT...

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Our MISSION

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Our MISSIONEMPOWERMENT

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Through one-of-a-kind pieces of FINE JEWELRY

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Made with the PASSION of an ARTISAN

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And these are some of ourMAIN INFLUENCES

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STEAMPUNK

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ART NOUVEAU

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ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS

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XIX CENTURY

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we believe in SHARING and Collaborating

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SHAREwe love toour EXPERTISE

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and our sources ofINSPIRATION

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Flickr

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Pinterest

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Tumblr

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You Tube

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Most of Decimononic pieces may be consideredJewels and Antiques in equal proportions

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This is why we issue aCERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY for each one of our creations

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We want them to become

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REMINDERS

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SYMBOLS

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DECLARATIONS OF INTENT

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LEGACIES

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We areDecimononic

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We areDecimononic We arethe Singulars

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We areDecimononic We arethe Singulars Are you ready to Join Us?

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CreditsSlide 4.- Osmar Schindler (1869-1927): David und Goliath, 1888. Slide 24.- Four Seasons by Alfons Mucha, circa 1895.jpg.Slide 5.- Compass thumbnail. Slide 25.- Façade of the Pronaos and the Temple of Edfou - David Roberts, R.A. - Signed with the name of the artist and lithographer,Slide 6.- British Empire 1897. Louis Haghe - From Eygpt and Nubia, 1842.Slide 7.- Mill Children in Macon. Slide 26.- Kerala Pendant by Decimononic, with Victoria silver rupee (1888).Slide 8.- Gillette razor patent.png. Slide 27.- Creative Commons logo.Slide 9.- Lightbulb. Slide 28.- Decimononic blog.Slide 10.- Model: Danu López | Make-up: Alassie | Stylist: El Costurero Real | Scenery: Felix Goggles | Jewelry: Decimononic | Photograher: Gala Slide 29.- Hesiod and the Muse by Gustave Moreau (1891). Martínez Slide 30.- Decimononic Flickr.Slide 11.- Red watch photo by Decimononic. Slide 31.- Decimononic Pinterest.Slide 12.- Fabergé Egg, unknown source. Slide 32.- Decimononic Tumblr.Slide 13.- Perpetual Calendar. Slide 33.- Decimononic You Tube.Slide 14.- Sterling silver toggle clasp detail by Decimononic. Slide 34.- John Wasbourn Gloucester Pocket wath (circa 1735).Slide 15.- Mechanical Paisley Necklace by Decimononic. Slide 35.- Certificate of Authenticity by Decimononic.Slide 16.- Decimononic portfolio mosaic 2012. Slide 36.- The Alchemist Discovering Phosphorus or The Alchemist inSlide 17.- Sterling silver tag detail by Decimononic. Search of the Philosophers Stone by Joseph Wright of Derby (1771).Slide 18 and 19.- Compass by Walt Stoneburner. Slide 37.- Victorian locket by Teresa.Slide 20.- The Discord Ring by Decimononic. Slide 38.- Ankh.Slide 21.- Bezel filing detail by Decimononic. Slide 39.- Wedding ring by Rex Boggs.Slide 22.- Music score by Enricod (Enrico Donelli). Slide 40.- Medieval genealogical tree - The Holy Bible, Cambridge, JohnSlide 23.- Steampunk photograpy workshop in Warsaw: DSC_6900 by Maciej and Thomas Buck (circa 1630). Latałło.

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Empowering You through artisan fine jewelry inspired bySteampunk, Art Nouveau, Ancient Civilizations and much more... www.decimononic.com