She is preparing to change the seat: this is also a sign of the success of Nadia Morgenthaler (http://gioiellis.com/gli-slow-jewels-di-nadia-morgenthaler), designer based in Geneva, where she established her laboratory after working for Chopard, Philips Bonet and the Atelier Arts Fusion. The jewels with her signature are few, but very high quality, as evidenced by the new additions to his collection. They are jewels from culture heritage, reserved for the few, but that need a lot of work behind. For some pieces are needed hundreds of hours of development, with the quest for perfection that is typical only of the better Maison. Yet, even though the individual details are those of artistic geometry applied to jewelry, the style is unequivocally special. In less than two years Nadia Morgenthaler has entered the club of the golden signatures (it’s the right word) of jewelry, thanks to the meticulous, Swiss precision in the finishing of his creations. As show the latest pieces created just in time for Christmas. Matilde de Bounvilles