The Lakshmi Gardens take Pasquale Bruni to the Olympus of Indian philosophy, including rose gold and chalcedony ♦ ︎
From the secret Gardens to the unexplored Gardens. To which is added the scent of the flowers of Indian mysticism. Pasquale Bruni continues to combine the aesthetics of jewelry with the worlds of Hindu philosophy, as for the collection I Giardini di Lakshmi. For those who do not know, Lakshmi in the sacred Indian texts is the goddess of abundance, light, wisdom and destiny, but also of luck, beauty and fertility. The Hindu pantheon places it as consort of Viṣṇu, and mother with him of Kama. But now, it is also the new collection presented by the Maison of Valenza and for this reason and for the reference to the shape of the lotus petals, the jewels are considered by Pasquale Bruni also as a sort of talisman. “Lakshmi is the beauty of lotus petals dancing in a salute to the sun,” says creative director Eugenia Bruni. The jewels of the Lakshmi Gardens have an elongated, sinuously oriental shape. They are in 18-carat rose gold, like the dangling earrings, or with a pink chalcedony mosaic, not by chance a typically feminine color, together with diamonds. Giulia Netrese
