Feel the History through its Jewels

We recreate historical jewellery based on real archaeological pieces.

Our work combines research, traditional techniques and handcrafted modeling.

You can find our reproductions in museum shops, cultural centers, and in our online store.

Feel the History through its Jewels

We recreate historical jewellery based on real archaeological pieces.

Our work combines research, traditional techniques and handcrafted modeling.

You can find our reproductions in museum shops, cultural centers, and in our online store.

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Whatsapp -> 634899479

Do not stay with doubts! If you have any express query you can also contact us by WhatsApp and receive personalized advice at the time.

Packaging

Do you want it as a gift? Perfect! All your purchases at Tematika.es include our gift packaging. You just have to include us the message you want to send.

Garantía de devolución

We think you'll love it, but if you don't, return it to us and we'll refund your money, no problem, no questions. Our goal is to achieve your maximum satisfaction :)

What we do

Temátika reproduces archaeological jewelry to bring Culture and Heritage closer to the public in museums, archaeological parks, and specialized shops. Each piece includes historical information and has the consent of the relevant institutions.
It also collaborates with historical reenactment, offering adapted and customized jewelry for reenactment groups.

How we do it

Lost-wax casting, dating back around 6,000 years, allows the creation of metal pieces from a mold. A model is made in wax, covered with clay, and when heated, the wax melts away, leaving a cavity that is filled with molten metal to obtain an exact replica.
Although materials have improved today, the process remains essentially the same.

About us

Temátika originates from a family jewelry workshop founded in 1955 by Antonio Sánchez and his wife Maricel. Their son Antonio trained with his father and joined the business.

In 1998, a commission from the Zamora Museum to reproduce the Arrabalde Treasure led to a shift toward archaeological reproduction. Together with his siblings Eva and Carlos, he founded Temátika.

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