Byzantium, that is Constantinople, that is the East: Recarlo looks to the East with the collection that takes its name from the ancient Roman empire. It is no coincidence that the gems in this collection are composed like a mosaic, a technique that reached its peak in Byzantium. The result is the special Recarlo Sunflower setting. It is an exclusive setting that welcomes round, drop, marquise and princess cut diamonds, emphasizing their light and amplifying their volumes. The idea is inspired by the mosaic tiles, but with the use of high-quality white diamonds and white gold. Byzantium also means Pearls, of classical inspiration. There is also a sautoir, a jewel of historical inspiration, created at the end of the 19th century at the Court of the Tsars: at the center of the long necklace is Goccia Sunflower, and the degradé pearls serve to frame the wearer like a work of art. Bisanzio Perle also includes earrings with drop pearls, perfectly identical, very long earrings in degradé pearl threads, and a refined Chandelier earring. Recarlo also emphasizes the careful choice of materials: pearls of particular quality and with reflections that are now blue and now pink.
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