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Portuguese filigree: art, patience, and shine
Filigree is a goldsmithing technique that works gold and silver into very fine threads, forming lacework with a great visual lightness. In Portugal, it is a tradition with a strong presence in the north, and a prominent feature in the Sintra Bazar selection.
How filigrees are made
Goldsmiths mold armor with metal blades and fill in the gaps with very fine wires, worked into spirals and “S” shapes, which are then soldered and finished (cleaning and coloring). The result is a highly detailed lacework.
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Par brincos filig.634 – 0769(3.1gr)- 691(3.7gr)- 1061(4gr)
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Anel filig.244- 083- 0055- 391(5.7gr)- 0074(6,gr)- 471(5gr)- 0222(7,1gr)- 469(5gr)
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Medalha 198(10gr)- 001 e- 0798 d- 077(10gr) – 100(3.7gr)- 2114(3,6gr)
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Medalha 196- 353(13.8gr) – 183(7,3gr)- 2122(7gr)
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Icons and meanings
Heart (from Viana): love, protection, and devotion;
Crosses and medals: faith and identity;
“Queen” and “arrecadas” earrings: heritage and femininity.
How to choose
Assess the regularity of the filigree and symmetry;
Confirm that the feel and weight are consistent with the alloy;
Prefer pieces signed by a workshop/goldsmith.
Frequently Asked Questions
The structure is lightweight; the internal latticework creates volume without adding excess weight.
Use a soft cloth and avoid harsh chemicals. Store in individual bags.
Depends on the piece/collection; check the hallmark and description.
Small/medium pieces are great for regular use.




