Renewed collaboration with the Blossom Brasil agency: nine Brazilian designers in Milan.
Milan Jewellery Week—scheduled for October 24–26—will take on a samba rhythm thanks to the renewed collaboration with Blossom Brasil. Led by Bianca Zaramella, this Brazilian agency develops consulting services and projects for jewelry brands and professionals. Blossom Brasil is bringing a selection of Brazilian jewelers and designers to Milan who embody the country’s extraordinary expressive and cultural diversity: Marcia Longman Jewelry, Thais Gio, Treeo, Canari, Cecília Ghilardi, Felipe Terra, Soltora, Sadhana Joias, and Etternelle. For this occasion, nine creatives from various regions of Brazil will take center stage as part of the *Artistar Jewels* exhibition at Palazzo Bovara.
“The collaboration with Blossom Brasil helps define the diversity that characterizes our event, allowing us to bring the inventiveness of a country of continental scale—rich in varied cultures, traditions, and artistic languages—to Milan. It is precisely this dialogue between different identities that makes Milan Jewellery Week an increasingly open international event.”
Enzo Carbone, CEO of Prodes Italia
Márcia Longman Jewelry. Originally from Recife in northeastern Brazil, she creates sculptural jewelry inspired by nature, memory, and contemporary art, combining Brazilian gemstones with organic materials.
Thais Gio. A designer and second-generation jeweler from the state of São Paulo, Thais Gio transforms stories, memories, and feelings into modern jewelry, highlighting Brazilian stones and organic forms.
Treeo. Born from the sensibility of Cláudia Duarte—originally from Bahia—this design brand celebrates nature, lightness, and freedom, balancing delicacy, strength, and artisanal tradition.
Canari. Founded by Ana Carolina de Moraes Reut, Canari draws inspiration from nature’s bioengineering, architecture, biodiversity, and Brazil’s cultural heritage. With its own manufacturing facility in São Paulo, the brand transforms the country’s beauty into jewelry crafted using high-tech processes.
Cecília Ghilardi.COriginally from Curitiba in southern Brazil, she creates one-of-a-kind jewelry that blends Brazilian gemstones, organic materials, and references to nature and cultural heritage, striking a balance between art, craftsmanship, and exclusivity.
Felipe Terra. His work focuses on manual silver craftsmanship and the techniques of repoussé and chasing, transforming memory, observation, and movement into jewelry with a sculptural character.
Soltora. Born from two brothers’ connection to the Brazilian countryside, the brand translates memories and landscapes into contemporary jewelry created in São Paulo, where nature serves as the starting point for every piece.
Sàdhana Joias. Founded by Silvana Pires, the brand draws inspiration from yoga, Indian culture, and travel, transforming intentions and meanings into jewelry rich in symbolic significance.
Éternelle Jewels. Bolivian-Japanese designer Eliana Onaga, trained in jewelry making in São Paulo, creates handcrafted jewelry using natural stones, combining refined design, conscious luxury, and South American identity.
