The small rounded cage encloses a pearl: it is Sfere di Faraone, one of the three prèt-à-porter lines of the new Via Montenapoleone collection of the historic brand, which in this case reinterprets the F of the double oval logo and does so with the techniques of high jewelry. Whether they are earrings, a pendant or a ring, it is a sort of treasure chest and as such it opens, and the skill lies in making the operation simple, so as to be able to change the round stone inside and choose between four different colors: from the red of the coral paste, to the turquoise, to the black of the sandblasted onyx up to the white kogolong. But in reality with a little imagination you could insert a surprise, for example a handwritten message to make it become a sort of lucky jewel. A luxury item, because it is always a jewel, even if playful, just wear the ring and watch the movement of the stone inside, available in three sizes (from half a centimeter to almost two centimeters in diameter) and in different options: rose or white gold, with white or brown diamonds, in full pavé or in a shower. Personalization is the new element of the now iconic F line: behind the sinuous oval it is possible to apply a plate in turquoise and coral paste, sandblasted and white onyx, kogolong, to have a different jewel every day, with an infinite variety of possible combinations. Finally, the Campanelle line, charms in the shape of bells that ring, also available in earrings and pendants, in three sizes and different materials: white and rose gold with the hook embellished with white and brown diamonds respectively.
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