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Explore how Veragua connects with talented artists like Willy Rodríguez, René Pérez, Jessica Goicoechea, and Chet Faker. Learn about the stories behind these creative collaborations, the Veragua pieces they love, and how these connections inspire us to keep pushing Costa Rican craftsmanship to the world. Dive into the details and celebrate creativity with us.

Felipe’s creative process at Veragua is anything but ordinary. It’s a wild mix of unpredictability, bursts of inspiration, and raw craftsmanship that somehow always comes together. From slumps where he feels lost to sudden moments of clarity, his vision shapes every piece of our jewelry. It’s chaotic, but it’s also what makes Veragua so authentic and unique—a true reflection of the Big Chief’s artistic mind.

Looking to check out Veragua in person? We’ve got four great spots in Costa Rica where you can find our jewelry. From our shop in Escazú to some seriously cool stores across the country, each place has its own vibe. Whether you’re in the city or by the beach, these spots offer more than just jewelry—they’re all about the experience.

Seeing Jessica Goicoechea in our pieces has been a game-changer. It wasn’t something we pushed—it just came together naturally, thanks to her manager, Sandra. Jessica loved the jewelry, and everything clicked. Now, with a new collection on the way, we’re looking forward to what’s next for Veragua.

At Veragua, our jewelry is about more than just looking good—it's about sharing a piece of our story. Our newest collection, Aldaba, comes from personal memories and a passion for vintage design. In this blog, we’ll take you through the inspirations, materials, and craftsmanship behind Aldaba, and share why this collection means so much to us and our journey.

The Story Behind Aldaba

Felipe, the designer and owner of Veragua, found inspiration for Aldaba in personal memories and everyday items. The idea came from his mother’s ring with a small hoop and his grandfather’s door knocker,...