Rosa Castelbarco reload. The new collection of Rosa Castelbarco Bijoux has arrived. After the first light jewels proposed last year, the very young Milanese designer adds silver, gold-plated silver, burnished, labradorite, sapphire root and emerald root. The new collection, however, is not inspired by flora, but by star constellations. Among brilliant planets and precious satellites, here is Lira, a choker necklace with a chain and a satin-finished front circle in gold-plated silver. Or Fenice, a choker necklace in burnished silver, with a chain studded with spherical shapes and a silver triangle on the front. Chains are a genre that Rosa Castelbarco likes: Cassiopea is in silver, with a cascade pendant in labradorite, while Andromeda uses gold-plated silver with a cascade pendant of emerald and sapphire roots. The collection ranges, it must be said, between rings, earrings and bracelets: all very light and, therefore, to be worn without problems all day, without discomfort. A curiosity: Rosa Castelbarco takes its name from the homage received by her aunt from Guttuso, the Sicilian painter who drew the flower you see in the image.
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