What can inspire Capri if not the Italian tradition of the sun, the sea and antiquities? The ancient home of Emperor Tiberius continues to fascinate tourists from all over the world. And to inspire the design linked to the history of the island. This is the case of Antonella Puttini, jewelery designer with the Angela Puttini Capri brand, the name of the boutique of the same name opened in 1988 under the guidance of her mother Angela. Antonella Puttini spent years searching for a style that had roots in the place: choosing traditional stones and materials: coral, pearls, lava stone, gold, bronze and silver. Not only that: even the surname, Puttini, becomes a source of inspiration with the Putti, with or without the arch of the god of Love. Now the suggestions of Capri are manifested with rings, bracelets, pendants, brooches and necklaces that echo the legend of Tiberius, from eighteenth-century art and Neapolitan tradition.
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