Anello Calla con perle e brillanti
Anello Calla con perle e brillanti

The little works of Gabriella Rivalta

Handcrafted bijoux, hand-painted pendants, fairy tale book fantasies: Gabriella Rivalta’s new jewels ♦

In Cascina Centofinestre, an old renovated rural building in the heart of Piedmont, in Monferrato, Gabriella Rivalta revives those atmospheres found in those places where traditions are jealously cultivated. White lace tablecloths, a candelabra, a solid wood table: if you like vintage style, popular culture, almanacs and glass jars with candies inside, you will be fascinated by the small Gabriella Rivalta jewels.

Orecchini dipinti a mano con smalti a gran fuoco su sagoma in rame e oro 18 carati
Hand-painted earrings with high-fired enamel on a copper and 18-karat gold silhouette

Except that in this case his creations are not only the result of a taste for the jewel of a century ago, but a graft between a popular style, made of angels and flowers, with an artisan creativity, which composes each piece with patience, skills and an inexhaustible series of variations on the theme. From this working method it also follows that each piece is something that is unique. There may be similar jewels, but not the same. Also because the miniatures, which are the heart of the jewels, are made up of experts who paint the individual pieces that are joined to chains and supports in gold. Finally, to protect the small works, it is spread over a transparent enamel. The result is necklaces, pendants, rings: small works of art to wear.

Anello Cosmos
Cosmos Ring
Bracciale Non ti scordar di me
Forget-me-not Bracelet
Anello Iris blu
Blue Iris Ring
Collana in oro 18 carati con viola dipinta a mano con smalti a gran fuoco, perle naturali, ametista, tanzanite centrale
18-karat gold necklace with hand-painted violet with high-fired enamel, natural pearls, amethyst, and central tanzanite
Orecchini con smalti a gran fuoco
Earrings with high-fired enamel
Gabriella Rivalta
Gabriella Rivalta

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