The Milanese designer’s *Fiorever* collection—featuring gold, silver, natural gemstones, and enamel.
Jewelry blooms even in winter with Bea Bongiasca, who presents the *Fiorever* line—a play on words combining “fiore” (flower) and “forever.” The flower is a recurring source of inspiration for the Milanese designer. The collection stems from a hand-drawn line: petals are simplified into loops, stems transform into fluid curves, and the silhouettes take on a bold, playful character. Flower stems, reimagined as rings, wrap around the fingers, while the petals gain volume. True to Bea Bongiasca’s signature style, the rings, bracelets, and necklaces incorporate natural stones that add luminous, colorful highlights.
The collection is crafted from 9-karat yellow gold and silver, accented with hand-painted enamel. The stones used include peridot, citrine, and topaz. Additionally, the designer introduces “Sakura Pink,” a new enamel shade developed specifically for this collection.
Flowers are something I have always returned to. I love drawing them because such a simple shape can become something completely different through a line, a proportion, or a color. With *Fiorever*, I wanted to start from that initial stroke on paper and see how far I could refine it without losing its spontaneity. I love the idea of transforming a line drawn in an instant into a piece of jewelry capable of lasting forever.
Bea Bongiasca
