Two crystalline sculptures, placed together, resolve a room. The Peacock Royal Set from Duccio Di Segna's Air Animals collection works as a single composition — a study in symmetry, luminance, and the quiet authority of alexandrite crystal, which shifts between cool transparency and amber warmth as the light changes around it.

The Air Animals collection turns birds into sculptural arguments for restraint. The peacock, in crystal, loses nothing of its drama — the sweep of neck, the weight of plumage, the implicit tension of stillness before movement. Here, the alexandrite surface amplifies that quality: a different bird appears at noon than appears at dusk. Each piece is handmade, and no two sets are identical.

In a Dubai villa or an apartment with floor-to-ceiling glass, the set responds to the city's shifting light with earned presence — something that deepens and changes rather than simply reflecting. On a marble console in an entrance hall or at the centre of a formal dining table, the gold detailing punctuates the crystal without competing with it.

The Royal Set arrives as a complete gift for milestone moments — and as the beginning of a considered collection of Italian crystal sculpture.