A whole world of new things from Nardelli Gioielli. Or rather, a world and a half, since two of the new collections are called Sphere and Hémisphère. In short, more than one globe. To which is added Twist, the third discovery of the brand, which presents all three new lines of jewelry at VicenzaOro. The idea that unites all three collections is to work around color. Not only that: the choice of stones follows the combination of tone, cut and juxtaposition. In short, shape and color mix to offer new impressions to those who look at Nardelli’s creations. The stones are the center of attention: emeralds, even large ones, cabochon-cut amethysts, both white and fancy diamonds, gold bubbles studded with diamonds, tanzanite and rhodolite. Alongside the new entries, there are, of course, the now established pieces, such as the Ceramic colorful edition line, with the Rosario rings, a must-have for the company, revisited in ceramic with gold, diamond, ruby or sapphire details. Also in the spotlight is the Shade line, with a trendy camouflage inspiration, and Elli’s, the brand’s basic line made of gold and diamonds, but with affordable prices. Finally, the Desiderio, Incanto and Sogno wedding rings, also available in a light version, with or without diamonds. There is also a line for men: crosses, Rose dei Venti, bracelets with black diamond scorpions and bracelets with revisited tags.
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