Superstitious, sacred, mental symbols: the Comete Gioielli collections all focus on double reading. That is, alongside the decorative intent, they combine a second meaning, almost a message to carry with you. The Holy collection, for example, includes crosses and rosaries, but with silver and pearls, with Swarovsky and zircons for the pendants. And for the men’s version with silver and onyx. Then there are the jewels with the infinity symbol, with a number 8 written horizontally. The Fiordaliso collection is also full of symbols, which is predictably inspired by the floral world, with bright colors such as fuchsia, white, green and blue, with crosses and pendants. The Margherita collection has a gold surface that creates a flower corolla in a mix of pearls and diamonds. Finally, the Lumiere collection with gold and diamonds used in colorful jewellery, rings and bangles where the flower is the main motif.
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