Chimento remains one of the historical names of Italian jewelery. To this can afford to reinterpret its most significant collections, as Armillas. That means, in essence, the gold, both in volumes and elements of the line. The jewelry is made up of modules that are repeated, joined together through a frame that guarantees tightness and durability. They are available in three classic shades of gold: white, yellow and rose. And more, diamonds keep company to the precious metal. And the news? It’s called Armillas Acqua, which is enriched with a new texture inspired by soft, flowing forms of the primary liquid. Drops that shine between chains and necklaces, bracelets and pendants. Another idea is a new version of Pyramis collection, with micro pavé of diamonds or large amethysts, citrine or topaz. In this collection, the special closure allows you to adjust the length of the pendants and connect with each bracelet and necklace. In short, tradition and innovation hand in hand. Matilde de Bounvilles
