About Sibilia
Sibilia is a line of handmade jewelry and objects born in Buenos Aires, where metal and imagination meet. Founded by Fernanda Sibilia in 1996, the brand has always pushed the limits of craftsmanship—cutting, welding, painting, and transforming brass into bold pieces full of color, texture, and soul.
Sibilia’s products are sold worldwide at fine specialty shops and leading cultural institutions, like MoMA and Victoria and Albert.
For almost 30 years, our work began the same way: sketching on paper, then bringing those shapes to life in metal. Every piece was treated as if it were still paper—oxidized, enameled, painted, or given new patinas that turned metal into something fluid, almost alive.
One day, we asked ourselves: what if we actually made them out of paper? That question opened a new chapter. Today, metal remains the core, but it is layered with paper, glue, filler, and a few secret techniques that let us play in ways we never could before. The result is jewelry and objects with new volumes, bodies, and dimensions—familiar yet transformed.
Sustainability is one of Sibilia’s main focuses. Each piece is made to order and on demand. This means there are no items “in stock” because production begins only after an order is received. Additionally, all unused metal is recycled.
Collaboration is another key element. Although each team member has their area and their duties, everyone is aware of everything that is going on. The group exists and functions as a community where interaction is fundamental: it enriches both process and end result.
Fernanda is the alma mater, founder and creative director. For decades she has been
manipulating metals in her studio like an alchemist in a lab. Julian is Fernanda’s
nephew, he specializes in mobiles, insects, and intricate figures, along with taking care
of logistics. Fernanda focuses on paint and patinas, along with constantly expanding Sibilia’s color wheel. Together, in trust and harmony, they form a team where wisdom and creativity flow freely and become art.
