The Venetian Maison Bizzotto continues to explore shapes and colors, without forgetting the classic gold mesh.
Cesare Bizzotto and Asolo Gold have been a partnership that has lasted for 40 years. But with one big difference. Asolo Gold is a company from San Zenone degli Ezzelini (Vicenza) with a turnover of 130 million euros, which produces gold chains of all types for jewelers all over the world. Bizzotto, on the other hand, is a small jewelery Maison that produces for the whole world, in small quantities although with great quality. The novelty of the Maison is the Le Couturier collection: an innovative interpretation of the chain, which becomes modular. Each ring can be easily detached to shorten a necklace, or it can be added to lengthen an earring in order, for example, to combine different processes.
As in the most classic stories of jewelery and goldsmithing, the creative soul is represented by the founder, Cesare Bizzotto. A customization that turns into collections aimed mainly at the foreign market. But the common feature of Bizzotto’s production is that it does not have a single common characteristic. There are jewels that play on the processing of gold threads, to become bracelets-belts complete with buckles, pendants with geometric designs and adorned with small stones, with large flowers where the paved stones make up shades, for example with the Deep Blue collection where the stones are cut into a baguette and are well separated from each other.
