Narcissus Jewels Rebrands as Enea Studio, Honoring Generations of Greek Craftsmanship
Nashville, Tennessee Nov 12, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - Enea Studio is a small, family-run jewelry maker based in Athens, Greece. For three generations, the Vouclos family has specialized in goldsmithing and meticulous chain-makingcrafts deeply rooted in Greek heritage. Today, the youngest generation of the family is building on that legacy, creating modern heirlooms that carry the tradition into the future.
While the name has changed, the studios values remain the same: timeless design, small-batch production, and meaningful jewelry that honors memory, connection, and identity. Every piece is handmade with caredesigned to be lived in, layered, and loved.
The brand grew their success online from humble beginnings as an Etsy storefront and eventually made their way onto the well known ecommerce platform, Shopify. Now, just a few months later, the minimalist fine gold jeweler is taking on a new image to further their brand and legacy of exquisite craftsmanship in the jewelry space.
From timeless stackable jewelry, to personalized pieces and dainty heirlooms, Enea Studios products are grounded in the belief that jewelry should reflect your story.
The rebrand signals the studios continued commitment to craftsmanship, quality, and small-batch production of everyday jewelry.
Explore the new identity and collection at www.eneastudio.com or follow along at @eneastudio.
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