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The sound of Giorgio Visconti’s love

Published on September 7, 2020

What is the sound of love? Everyone is likely to have one, private. The own sound. Now, however, he can decide to share this music with Giorgio Visconti‘s new collection which is called The Sound of Love and is divided into four stanzas, Melody, Note, Voice, Sound.

The Note line, for example, is a combination of rings and pendants in white and yellow gold, embellished with diamonds. A novelty in the production of the Maison of Valenza concerns the introduction of jewels that carry words such as glamor, love, beyou: perhaps these are the words that accompany the music mentioned in the collection. Furthermore, the combination of white gold and yellow gold increases the three-dimensionality of the jewels and, consequently, also the communicative power of words. In addition, the collection includes classic pendants, such as the cross, or more stylized ones, such as the parallelepiped divided diagonally by two shades of gold and studded with diamonds arranged in an irregular geometry: they almost seem like notes of a pentagram. The famous sound.

Anello Glamour in oro rosa e bianco con diamanti

Collana della collezione The Sound of Love

Collana Love in oro bianco e giallo, con diamanti — Collana Love in oro bianco e rosa, con diamanti

Collana Glamour in oro bianco e giallo, con diamanti

Collana croce in oro bianco e giallo, con diamanti

The micro zoo of Bona Calvi

Published on September 7, 2020

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Anchovies, giraffes, ladybugs, whales, bears, octopuses, elephants: if you don’t like animals, you won’t even love the jewels of Bona Calvi, a goldsmith and designer, but also a sculptor and painter. In short, her jewelry was born from an all-out activity, with a very Renaissance creative method. Born in Milan about thirty years ago, Bona Calvi has neglected nothing in her professional training path. After the classical high school she enrolled at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts and, subsequently, attended the Ambrosiana Goldsmith school in Milan. In 2015 his sculptures are transformed into jewels.

According to what the designer points out, a jewel is born from a watercolor study, passes through the technique of lost wax modeling, to obtain plastic shapes inspired by what surrounds us. The zoo, in fact, or a collection of vegetables in the form of a jewel, from ginko leaves to pomegranates, micro-sculptures ready to be transformed into small jewels of bronze, silver and, on request, gold in her laboratory in via Stampa 8 in Milan.

Anello coccinella con zirconia cubica verde

Mary Esses, samba in New York

Published on August 31, 2020

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Collezione Una, orecchino in oro bianco 18 carati e smeraldi

The jewels of the Brazilian Mary Esses with her collection Between Heaven and Earth ♦

The Brazilian designer Mary Esses (but is living in New York) creates high jewelery unique. Perhaps his style was influenced by his experience with painting and ceramics: the result is that she points to a quality craftsmanship of each piece. As in her collections as Una (written just like that, in Italian) or Between Heaven and Earth: “The goal was to use colored stones in a new, clean, simple and modern, something fun and elegant way, but also for everyday “, has explained.

Special silver and gold tones 18k (specially developed by the designer) is mixed with white, gray, champagne and black diamonds, emeralds, rubies, garnets, leather straps and brass chains. Well, they like. Among her clients is the former First Lady of the United States, Michelle Obama, who chose jewelry Mary Esses on four occasions officers. The Una collection, brings together jewelry that is inspired clothing with pieces in which the stones are to be in the foreground, positioned in abstract geometric shapes. Here are the pictures. Lavinia Andorno

Anello in oro bianco e zaffiri della collezione Between Heaven and Earth

Anello in oro giallo 18 carati con andaluzite, zaffiro rosso e diamanti marrone chiaro

Collezione Tribe, orecchini in argento ossidato

Collezione Tribe, pendente in argento ossidato

Orecchini con smeraldi e pale della collezione Between Heaven and Earth

Orecchini oro bianco annerito e smeraldi della collezione Between Heaven and Earth

Anello in oro bianco annerito e smeraldi della collezione Between Heaven and Earth

A ring for Beirut by Gaia Repossi

Published on August 10, 2020

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Anello Berbère Chromatic dedicato a Beirut

It is not true that the world of jewelry, and more generally that of luxury, are detached from reality. Sometimes they reflect the sentiment of the world. Witness Gaia Repossi, one of the most refined designers of the new generation, who presented a ring in response to the tragic event in Beirut, Lebanon, where a gigantic explosion caused over a hundred deaths and thousands of injuries, as well as destroying an entire district of the city.

The new Berbere Chromatic ring in rose gold and enamel by Gaia Repossi is dedicated to that tragedy. And, in addition, the profits from the sale of the jewel will be donated to the Lebanese Red Cross. A solid initiative to demonstrate one’s closeness to the affected population. The ring is part of the Berbère Module collection, which is ideally inspired by the Berber culture, although the jewels do not lose the stylistic connotation of the Maison Repossi, with very simple lines, but combined with geometric patterns, along with some diamonds.

Anello Berbère Module in oro bianco 18 carati e diamanti

Anello tecnico Berbère in oro rosa 18 carati e diamanti

Anello tecnico Berbère in oro rosa 18 carati

Earcuff Berbère in oro nero 18 carati e diamanti

The symbols of Acanthus

Published on August 9, 2020

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In her research, Nichole McIver, American designer who founded Acanthus, at a certain point she also used Keum-boo technique: a metalwork invented in Korea, which melts 24 carat gold with silver. In short, something original. But not only that. Very honestly, Nichole also confesses her late passion for jewelry: she did not play with necklaces as a child and as an adult she studied art. But, he admitted, you can’t make enough money with art.

So, the choice to create jewelry is a kind of plan B: use her creativity to produce something that also has a market. So she started studying, trying, until she found her own style. The mix of oxidized metal and gold, with the addition of a diamond or stone here and there, has better defined its proposal in jewelry. But her attention is also turned to ancient symbols, such as decorative leaves found in the margins of illuminated manuscripts, or the secret symbolism of some Victorian jewels. Acanthus jewelry is handcrafted directly by the designer in her studio in central Minnesota. Alessia Mongrando

Anello con diamante rosso metallizzato a forma di cuore

Orecchini con labradorite, pietra luna, diamante nero, quarzo rutilato

Anello simbolo di fedeltà, oro 14 carati

The pebbles of Vendorafa

Published on August 7, 2020

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Bracciale in oro giallo con malachite e diamanti di Vendorafa

Pebbles. But precious: one of the novelties of Vendorafa Lombardi is the Pebbles collection, which consists of necklaces, bracelets and rings that want to remember, in form, the pebbles that are found near the sea, on beaches where there is no sand . Obviously the jewels do not use common stones, but semi-precious stones, such as malachite, but also mother of pearl. The style is the classic one of the Maison of Valenza: modern, but without exaggerating.

The history of Vendorafa, in fact, testifies to a search for classic shapes. The company was born 70 years ago on the initiative of Mario Lombardi and his brother Renzo. The company was called Lombardi Mario e f.llo, but in 1955 Mario Lombardi decided to encourage the internationalization of its products by founding the Vendorafa brand, together with other companies, including Gatti and Panelli and Garavelli and Bozzo, which remained associated with the brand until the eighties. A modern company, the first to have entrusted the project for the new headquarters to a great architect, Ignazio Gardella.

Bracciale in oro giallo con malachite e diamanti

In the 1970s, the production of Vendorafa Lombardi resumed the craftsmanship of embossing, hammering and engraving, a characteristic of the Maison’s production. But since 1980 the company has been working on two fronts: with its own collection it uses the Vendorafa brand, while for third party processing it is under the Lombardi brand. The company is run today by Daniela Lombardi with her husband Augusto Ungarelli, sole director, while Raffaella Lombardi takes care of the administrative and financial area.

Bracciali in oro con diamanti, madreperla e malachite

Orecchini in oro con diamanti e malachite

Collana in oro e madreperla della collezione Pebbles

Monica Vinader’s summer jewels

Published on August 7, 2020

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Orecchini in vermeil oro rosa con zaffiri multicolori

Monica Vinader is a British jewelry brand that sells necklaces, pendants, earrings, rings and bracelets. But it is also known because its affordable jewelry was worn by celebrities Kate Middleton, Kate Winslet, Cara Delevingne, Kylie Minogue, Elle Macpherson, Claudia Schiffer, Emma Watson. In short, even princesses and actresses do not always choose super precious (and expensive) jewelry.

Orecchini in vermeil e pavé di diamanti di origine etica

Monica Vinader, creative director of the brand, started creating her first jewelry collection in 2002 while working in South America with her husband. At the beginning he created bespoke pieces for private customers, but soon the demand grew for a wider audience and in 2010 he opened his first store in London. The brand also grew thanks to the financing of the venture capital company Beringea. In short, the company took off with the formula of affordable jewelry and renewed at each season of the year. The jewels are largely made of silver or vermeil, in some cases even with the addition of small diamonds or semi-precious stones.

Orecchini in vermeil oro rosa con 80 diamanti di origine etica

Orecchini in vermeil oro giallo con onice verde

Anello in vermeil oro rosa con zaffiri multicolori

Bracciale in vermeil oro rosa con zaffiri multicolori

The galaxies of Bibi van der Velden

Published on August 6, 2020

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Anello in oro rosa 18 carati, oro giallo, opale, diamanti bianchi, zaffiri blu, tsavoriti, perla di Tahiti

According to quantum mechanics, the incredibly small things (the elementary particles that make up everyday reality) have some analogies with the incredibly large, such as the behavior of black holes in space. And, again by analogy, Bibi van der Velden connects the distant galaxies of space with the extremely ancient and terrestrial, like the ivory of the mammoths. The result is the Galaxy collection, where planets, stars and zodiac rotate together in a creative whirlwind.

Anello in oro giallo 18 carati, zanna di mammut, diamanti bianchi, opale, zaffiri blu

The collection, like other by Dutch designer, is suspended between past and future. For example, it includes a ring designed like a globe created from a 60,000-year-old mammoth tusk, which evokes a planet that rotates on its axis. The sphere is suspended by motifs with stars and is set with opals, blue sapphires and white diamonds, hanging on an 18-karat yellow gold stem.

For another ring, the designer even created a miniature universe, with a boulder opal in the center chosen specifically for its unique colors and inclusions, which evokes the appearance of a swirling galaxy. Around the opal are small planets, represented by Tahitian pearls: this one can rotate in its gold setting. The ring is designed in 18-carat pink and yellow gold and set with white diamonds, golden stars, blue sapphires and green tsavorites. In addition, the exact color of the opal stone can also be customized to order.

Orecchini Galaxy in oro rosa 18 carati, diamanti brown, opale, zaffiri blu, tsavorite e perla di Tahiti

Anello in oro giallo 18 carati, opale, diamanti bianchi, opale, zaffiri blu, zanna di mammut

Orecchini in oro rosa 18 carati, diamanti bianchi, -opale e perla di Tahiti

Collana in oro rosa 18 carati e oro giallo 18 carati, zaffiri blu, opale e perle

Supermoon: oro giallo 18 carati, zanna di mammut, zaffiri rosa, ametista, Opali, diamanti, perla

The high acrobatic jewelery by Messika

Published on August 6, 2020

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La lavorazione di un gioiello della collezione Voltige

Valérie Messika, the queen of diamonds in Paris, always oscillates between two poles for her jewels: stones of great value and irreverent design. A combination that has upset the classic canons of high jewelery, often anchored in an unchanging style. The new collection, Voltige, also follows a philosophy that Messika describes as movement, balance and imbalance, symmetry and asymmetry. The images of the processing of the jewels, released by Maiason, confirm this description.

The collection includes 20 pieces which, according to the founder of the Maison, is also a return to origins. Voltige is a collection of high jewelery and, therefore, there is no shortage of very precious pieces. Like the Trapézistes ring, with a 10.19 carat pear fancy diamond set in a pentagon. Or the Danseurs Aériens hoop earrings, where a 5.06 carat emerald diamond and a 6.02 carat pear cut diamond coexist in a surprising balance. It is no coincidence that the jewelry line is called Voltige, the French word for circus stunts. The stones, in fact, seem to float in the air: thanks also to the Parisian artisans who managed to concretize the daring designs of the collection.

Anello Trapézistes, con diamante taglio fancy giallo pera da 10,19 carati incastonato in un pentagono

Voltige’s sense of freedom, on the other hand, is in Messika’s DNA, which at the debut became known with its jewelry with moving diamonds that move on tracks. And that many celebrities like them, such as Beyoncé, who wore a Messika necklace for the Superbowl, or Gigi Hadid, Selena Gomez and Toni Garrn. All attracted by luxury combined with lightness: which is the true symbol of wealth.

Lavorazione dell'orecchino Danseurs Aériens — Lavorazione dell’orecchino Danseurs Aériens

Orecchini a cerchio Danseurs Aériens con un diamante taglio smeraldo da 5,06 carati e un diamante taglio pera da 6,02 carati

Antonini’s Extraordinaire novelty for Voice

Published on August 6, 2020

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Antonini, anello della linea extraordinaire in oro rodiato nero, zaffiro di 7,8 carati e pavé di diamanti

The preview of a piece of high jewelery that Antonini will present at Voice (12-14 September), the event that replaces Vicenzaoro with a format adapted to the circumstances. It is likely that the Vicenza mini-fair-summit, in reality, is not prodigal about new collections, given that in the spring the jewelry companies remained stopped due to the lockdown dictated by the covid. In the meantime, however, here is one of the new features that will be presented.

It is a high jewelery ring, which is part of the Extraordinaire line, the top of the range of the Maison of Milan Antonini. The jewel is a unique piece, a ring in which a 7.8-carat blue sapphire shines in the center, mounted on black rhodium and surrounded by small diamonds. The ring joins the other pieces of the Extraordinaire line presented in January, however centered on the use of emeralds. Other unique pieces made with blue sapphires, however, have been presented in past years.

Anello della linea Extraordinaire 2019 in oro satinato e zaffiri

orecchini della linea Extraordinaire 2020 in oro, diamanti e zaffiri — Orecchini della linea Extraordinaire 2020 in oro, diamanti e zaffiri

Anello della linea Extraordinaire 2016 in oro, zaffiri e smeraldo

The boot-shaped rings of Maison Margiela

Published on August 5, 2020

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There are many fashion brands that occasionally extend their proposal to jewelry. Usually these are fashion jewelry, that is, undemanding jewelery, as in the case of the Maison Margiela. The founder, the Belgian designer Martin Margiela, is considered a reference name in the field of avant-garde fashion. So even the novelties in jewelry arouse some interest. For example, Maison Margiela recently proposed a series of unisex jewels that recall one of the iconic products of the brand: the Tabi boots.

Presented in 1989, these boots slip on like gloves that separate the toes into two parts. Inspired by this item of clothing are the sterling silver rings, also available in a gold-plated version, which stand out for the slit inspired by Tabi boots. The rings are made in Italy and can be purchased online at a price of around $ 340. But, in addition to these unisex accessories, Maison Margiela also offers less whimsical jewels dedicated specifically to the female audience.

Gucci roars with Lion Head collection

Published on August 4, 2020

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Pendente in oro bianco con acquamarina, citrini e diamanti

With Alessandro Michele, Gucci’s creative director, the jewelery collections of the Italian brand have also been renewed. The latest work is called Lion Head and takes up the motif of the king of the forest, already present in past Gucci collections. This time, however, instead of crystals the lion died real semi-precious stones, such as peridot and aquamarine. In addition, Gucci joined the Lion’s Share Fund in February 2020, an initiative that raises funds for the protection of nature around the world. The goal is ambitious: the fund wants to raise over $ 100 million a year over the next five years.

Money that serves, for example, to improve the radio communication systems of the forest rangers of the Niassa national reserve in Mozambique for wildlife protection actions and to eradicate poaching of elephants. The new jewels in the Lion Head collection are made of 18-carat white and yellow gold and include earrings, necklaces with pendants, rings and bracelets. The head of the lion, which has two diamonds for its eyes, while the colored gems remain embedded in the jaws.

Orecchini in oro bianco con acquamarina e diamanti

Double-sided for Marie Mas

Published on July 30, 2020

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Marie Mas, brand of the Parisian designer Marie Cabirou, who loves to move her jewels (as we have explained here), offers her Summer Swinging Stones. They are jewels with a double-sided design, with mother of pearl on one side and semi-precious stones like malachite on the other. Beyond the romantic associations of inspiration with the summer (walks in the twilight by the sea, quiet evenings in the lightness of the breeze, travel) the collection does not renounce the playful aspect that characterizes the brand, which uses patented techniques to add mobility to jewelry.

Pendente in oro rosa con malachite e madreperla

There are, for example, reversible drop-shaped earrings in 18-carat pink gold, which have green malachite on one side and white mother-of-pearl on the other. The necklace too can be worn showing the malachite (green) side or the mother of pearl (white) side. The collection includes 16 pieces (necklaces, bracelets, earrings and rings) made of 18-carat pink gold. Bracelets and necklaces can be stacked together to create a more playful design and have adjustable closures.

To me a moving jewel is a gentle reminder of the freedom we have to change everyday. A reminder that there is always a brighter side.
Marie Cabirou

Collana della collezione Summer Swinging Stones

Orecchini della collezione Summer Swinging Stones

Couple corners

Published on July 1, 2020

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Sharp or very rounded: these are the jewels of Kavant & Sharart, between Thailand and the United States ♦ ︎

Thailand is a special land where jewels grow like wild berries. In short, it is one of the countries in the world where the art of jewelery thrives and multiplies. One of the fruits is represented by the couple composed of Shar-Linn and Kenny, close-knit both in life and profession. And there is a resaon why the Kavant & Sharart brand is also distributed outside of Thailand, in many American cities.

It must be said that diffusion also depends on his style, not at all oriental. Indeed, contaminated by the art deco genre and with sharp geometries, or very soft. Two opposing aspects that are always brought to the limit. Since the launch of the brand in 2011, Kavant & Sharart jewels have been worn by celebrities such as Katy Perry, Hilary Duff, Adriana Lima, Miranda Lambert and Gabrielle Union. And they also won an award at the 2016 Couture Show.

The very western style stems from the fact that Shar-Linn and Kenny met in 2004 at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Kenny grew up in a jewelry store, with a jeweler father and a goldsmith grandfather. After graduation, the couple moved to California, but today the two live and work between Bangkok and Singapore.

Orecchini in oro bianco, diamanti e rubini

Anello Onda danzante, in oro giallo e diamanti

Spectrum Shine, the rainbow by Swarovski

Published on June 29, 2020

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A rainbow for the summer, sparkling like Swarovski crystals. In fact, it is a rainbow made up of crystals from the Austrian company: the Spectrum Shine jewelry line incorporates the entire range of colors on its jewels. The Spectrum Shine line thus joins the tropical trend that has almost monopolized the creativity of the Maison for spring-summer 2020 and which we have talked about on other page of this site. The jewelry in question uses simple rhodium-plated metal, which gives the surface a bright patina. The crystals are consistent with the source of inspiration, the rainbow, and are therefore very colorful.

The Spectrum Shine line includes a rivière-type necklace (the most expensive piece: 449 euros) which features numerous faceted Clear Crystals from Swarovski, of different sizes to scale, earrings, two pins and rings. Among the proposals there is also a set of two rings that can be worn simultaneously, or individually. There is also a ring to be worn on three fingers.

The sun shines on Bliss

Published on June 22, 2020

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How to get a jewel that shines as if it were proudly enriched by a diamond with many carats? As if it were. And instead, it has a smaller diamond: an aspect that allows you to keep the price down without penalizing brilliance. The solution that the innovative designers of Bliss (brand of the Damiani group) have created is to surround a brilliant, for example 0.01 carat (1 carat is equal to 0.20 grams) with a white gold metal crown. This circular surface is composed of many small semi-pyramids, which reflect light and direct it outwards or directly onto the stone.

A stratagem that works: if you don’t look closely at the jewel, you don’t realize that the brilliance is largely due to this metal frame. Long premise to announce that after applying this idea to collections such as Rugiada, Bliss now uses the same setting for the new Sole line. The name is right, since the jewels really look like little suns.

Collana della collezione Sole, in oro bianco e diamanti

Pendente della collezione Sole, in oro bianco e diamanti

Orecchini della collezione Sole, in oro bianco e diamanti

The high spheres of Elie Top

Published on June 21, 2020

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Anello in oro giallo, argento, diamanti, onice

His jewels are reminiscent of the romantic atmospheres of the mid-nineteenth century, between devices to scan the sky, mechanical dolls, the first scientific laboratories: Elie Top has the merit of offering a type of refined, completely different jewelry, intended for a select few. Who, in any case, knows how to appreciate his creations that use the principles of mechanics applied to jewelry. His idea is to make jewelry that can be placed in the past as well as in the future. He did it.

Anello per due dita Sirius, in oro giallo e zaffiri gialli

The first steps in the world of work, however, took them in the fashion sector, after studying at the Chambre Syndicale de la Couture in Paris. At 19, the internship at Yves Saint Laurent, alongside the legendary designer Jean-Paul Knott and then with Alber Elbaz. Switched to Lanvin, he started to design the jewels of the fashion brand, then to Baccarat and Roger Vivier. In 2015 the jump with the jewelry line that bears his name and new life as an independent jewelry designer.

Anello Toi & Moi in oro bianco, diamanti, zaffiri

But, above all, with an unmistakable style: he uses 18-karat gold and aged silver to make jewels that seem to have come out of a mysterious laboratory, and that contain moving parts, such as the Sphère Rings, with metal bubbles that open and close and reveal pearls , diamonds, onyxes.

Ma, soprattutto, con uno stile inconfondibile: utilizza oro 18 carati e argento invecchiato per realizzare gioielli che sembrano usciti da un laboratorio misterioso, e che contengono parti mobili, come gli Anelli Sphère, con bolle metalliche che si aprono e si chiudono e rivelano perle, diamanti, onici.

Bracciale in oro giallo, argento, diamanti, tormalina verde

Anello in oro giallo, argento e diamanti

Orecchini in oro giallo, argento e perle Akoya

The solstice at Stonehenge and the ring by Theo Fennell

Published on June 19, 2020

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Summer solstice, end of June. The date set by astronomy indicates the exact moment when the sun reaches, in its apparent motion (because we have the impression from the Earth that it is moving), the point of maximum or minimum declination. For example, in 2020 the summer solstice was set on June 20 at 9:44 pm exactly. The ancients had a rough idea of the motion of the stars, but they also knew how to locate the solstice.

L'anello dedicato al solstizio d'estate di Theo Fennel — L’anello dedicato al solstizio d’estate di Theo Fennel

As in Stonehenge, Britain, where there are two concentric circles of monoliths weighing 50 tons. The axis of the monument is astronomically oriented, with an access path at the center of which stands a boulder called heel stone (Heel Stone, also called Fryar’s Heel). At the summer solstice the sun rises right above the Heel Stone.

And a special ring was dedicated to Stonehenge and its myths, celebrated every year by thousands of visitors, which encloses that magical place in miniature. The ring, in 18-karat gold, was created by British jewelry designer Theo Fennell, who is a specialist in rings with secrets, which encompass the most varied subjects. The ring of the summer solstice also has hand-engraved representations of the sun, moon and stars. A crown of diamonds surrounds a dome of blue topaz, reminiscent of the transition from night to dawn. Theo Fennell and his team took six months to make the new jewel. In case you are in love with Stonehenge, know that the ring costs around $ 28,000.

Lots of emeralds for Coomi

Published on June 17, 2020

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Orecchini della Muzo collection in oro e smeraldi

The jewels between culture and pomp of Coomi, from India to the USA. Now with a new collection with Colombian emeralds by Muzo ♦

From the fané palaces of Mumbai to the busy avenues of New York or Los Angeles: Coomi Bhasin is an Indian designer who in 1977 left her native country (with much nostalgia) and founded her jewelry company in the USA. It is a strange mix of style and philosophy: textile designer, architect and landscape architect, she brought her experiences into the world of jewelry.

Anello in oro con smeraldo colombiano Muzo

It is no coincidence that she defines herself as a Renaissance woman, that is, capable of creating and reasoning on many different tracks of culture. Her jewelry brand has been active since 2002 and has not struggled to find a prominent place not only in the United States, but also abroad. Her degree in Art History led her to create collections that are inspired by antiquity, from the world of the Egyptians to Greek and Roman sculpture. But not only, as the Muzo collection shows, with Colombian emeralds extracted from the mining company. Friend and appreciated by many celebrities, Coomi has found a balance between History with a capital S and the stories (with a lowercase s) of actors and actresses. At the bottom of Mumbay the most thriving industry is that of Bollywood. Alessia Mongrando

Bracciale in oro con smeraldi colombiani Muzo

Orecchini semicircolari con smeraldi e diamanti

Solaris, Niessing’s hottest collection

Published on June 9, 2020

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Collana con oro di diverse sfumature, collezione Solaris

Solaris: the new Niessing collection is inspired by the star that illuminates the Earth. To tell the sun’s irradiation through jewels, the German Maison has chosen to interpret gold through different shades, a bit like the perception of sunlight suggests, with shades tending to yellow or red according to the time of day, from sunset to sunrise. Next to the colors of gold, the other element that characterizes the Sun is sphericity. The gold pearls that make up the necklace, but also the rings with satin metal offer the pleasure of a sober and warm jewel at the same time.

Fedi in oro e diamanti della collezione Solaris

In fact, Niessing stands out precisely for its ability to combine a clean design with the warmth of jewelry. Indeed, Niessing’s design philosophy is rooted in the Bauhaus. The great school that was the progenitor of modern design, born in the thirties, is still the inexhaustible source of inspiration. While many Maison draw from the same source, the Art Dèco, Niessing has chosen a more difficult path, but certainly more appreciated by those who love rational forms and at the same time an original creativity. Starting from the most famous jewel, of which we have already spoken, the patented Niessing Ring.

Anelli della collezione Solaris in oro giallo e rosso, diamanti

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The sound of Giorgio Visconti’s love

The micro zoo of Bona Calvi

Mary Esses, samba in New York

The jewels of the Brazilian Mary Esses with her collection Between Heaven and Earth ♦

A ring for Beirut by Gaia Repossi

The symbols of Acanthus

The pebbles of Vendorafa

Monica Vinader’s summer jewels

The galaxies of Bibi van der Velden

The high acrobatic jewelery by Messika

Antonini’s Extraordinaire novelty for Voice

The boot-shaped rings of Maison Margiela

Gucci roars with Lion Head collection

Double-sided for Marie Mas

Couple corners

Sharp or very rounded: these are the jewels of Kavant & Sharart, between Thailand and the United States ♦ ︎

Spectrum Shine, the rainbow by Swarovski

The sun shines on Bliss

The high spheres of Elie Top

The solstice at Stonehenge and the ring by Theo Fennell

Lots of emeralds for Coomi

Solaris, Niessing’s hottest collection