An heirloom in the making
House of Menander creates jewellery that nod to history, art, and human ritual, but they do not belong to the past. They are alive, resonant, minimal, and universal, designed for those who quietly seek meaning and beauty beyond trends.
Everything is made by hand, one piece at a time
Each piece is an invitation to explore myth, memory, personal significance, and universal truths.
What I love about jewellery is that it becomes a vessel for the wearer’s identity, a miniature narrative infused with symbolic weight and emotional resonance.
Handmade, slow, intentional
Michalis is a maker whose work explores form, symbolism, and storytelling through contemporary jewellery. Under his creative practice, House of Menander, he creates sculptural, hand-finished pieces in silver that often reference classical architecture, myth, and minimalism. With a deep respect for traditional silversmithing, each piece is made entirely by hand. His designs invite reflection: wearable objects that feel personal yet open to interpretation. Drawing from history while resisting nostalgia, Michalis balances material exploration with thoughtful narrative, aiming to create jewellery that connects past and present through shape, craft, and meaning.
