Diana and Matilde, sisters and the heart behind Dicca Joyas.

Dicca was born in 2010 through Diana, an Industrial Designer who found in jewelry a way to express her artistic and design interests. In 2017, as the company began to grow, Diana and Matilde decided to join forces and fully commit to this dream called Dicca Joy

She is a Wayuu artisan and mother from La Guajira, Colombia, where tradition, family, and craftsmanship are deeply woven into daily life. Through her skilled hands, she creates beautiful handmade pieces using techniques passed down through generations. Inspired by her culture and the vibrant spirit of her community, her work reflects resilience, heritage, and love. Each piece she weaves carries a story of identity, dedication, and the strength of Wayuu women.

He is a Wayuu artisan and a devoted father from La Guajira, Colombia, where tradition, family unity, and the art of weaving are at the heart of daily life. With his hands, he brings unique pieces to life using ancestral techniques and a mastery of the loom—skills passed down through generations.

Inspired by his culture and the rugged beauty of his land, his work reflects heritage, precision, and a profound dedication to the craft. Every creation, especially the strength found in his hand-woven straps, carries with it a story of identity, resilience, and the essence of the Wayuu man as a pillar of his community.

Pilar Restrepo, the creator behind the brand PI PROJECT, channels her aesthetic obsessions with the delicacy of an artist, the precision of an architect, and the passion of an artisan.

An architect of small scales, she transforms geometric complexity into poetry expressed through colored crystals, silver, gold, blown glass, and any material that, through experimentation, can convey the curious, vibrant, and joyful essence of the brand.

From the Cónica, Color Geométrico, Abanicos, and many other collections, iconic pieces have emerged that continue to hold their relevance in the lives of clients who value them for their versatility and expressive power.

PI PROJECT lives and breathes in a workshop in the city of Bogotá. This creative space has become a warm and welcoming place where a team composed mainly of women works, and where, among music, coffee, and long conversations, all the clients who are now part of the PI PROJECT circle are welcomed.