Piero Milano launches the Goa collection: a thin gold thread is braided around a titanium core ♦
After a visit to Marrakech, a jump in Rome and a climb to Mount Fuji, all of the names of historical collections, Piero Milano decided to relax on the beaches of Goa, India. It is dedicated to the city colonized by the Portuguese four centuries ago and then became a landing point for hippies and, now, for the leisure of thousands of tourists, the new collection of the Maison of Valenza.
The new Goa collection uses traditional jewelery techniques conjugated to new technologies. For jewelry, a single strand of gold is used, which is wrapped around a titanium core, which serves as the “skeleton” of the piece. A bracelet, for example, will be able to be robust, but also lightweight. Gold, yellow as the beaches of Goa, is further warmed up by small diamonds or gemstones.
The company, which has a laboratory in the Piedmont city and offices in the capital of Lombardy, was founded in 1953 by Piero Milano and Luigi Benzi. Maison’s iconic brand is a small golden butterfly with engraved brand signature, a sign that distinguishes every piece produced. Alessia Mongrando
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