Antonio Sartori Archives

Talento Italiano patented

Published on February 25, 2017

Rugiada collection by Talento Italiano shines with swingdiamonds patent.
Talento Italiano is born where you least expect it. For example, in Legnano (small town in the province of Milan), where in 1994 Antonio Sartori has created his brand of jewelry. Far from the best-known circuits in the world of goldsmith, the jeweler has combined the family tradition, the Lombard resourcefulness and creativity going to marathon pace. In the his company is assisted by his wife, Barbara, as often it happens in family enterprises. The typical character of the Northern Italian region, led Sartori to work hard, without too many distractions.

In VicenzaOro January, Talento Italiano has now presented a new collection, Rugiada, made of gold and silver, diamonds and natural stones. But the collection has a special feature: swingdiamonds. It is a type of set that Sartori has created and patented internationally. The gems used for jewelry will move with a play of light and shadow, a bit ‘like the wet dew leaves blowing in the wind. In a nutshell, you have to be practical, but without forgetting a little ‘fantasy. Giulia Netrese

Collezione Rugiada, Talento Italiano — Anello della collezione Rugiada, Talento Italiano

Orecchini della collezione Rugiada, Talento Italiano — Orecchini della collezione Rugiada

Orecchini della collezione Rugiada, Talento Italiano, con oro e diamanti

Anello Riccioli, in oro bianco, diamanti bianchi e brown

Collezioni Riccioli, in oro bianco, diamanti bianch, brown e neri

Talento Italiano, Aqua in Las Vegas

Published on May 26, 2016

Showroom

Among the patrol of Italian jewelers who moved to Las Vegas for the Jck Show there is also Talento Italiano. The Lombard brand based in Milan and Legnano presents stateside its Aqua collection. The designer, Antonio Sartori, to achieve the collection was inspired by the transparency and color of the Lagoon of Venice. He has choose, in fact, the typical Murano glass, which allows an interaction of reflection and transparency with other materials, gold, diamonds and sapphires. All in the well-established way of style of Sartori, who has the jewelry in the blood: he graduated from the Institute of Art Benvenuto Cellini Valencia and graduated in architecture at the Politecnico di Milano, with a thesis on the Golds of Taranto. He founded Talento Italiano in 1994, keeping as stylistic thread, that Italian art and the goldsmith traditions. But starting from this, he imposed a design that has nothing about ancient. Or, rather, his jewels have darting shapes, very modern. As evidenced by the Aqua collection. Lavinia Andorno

Talento Italiano for the circle

Published on August 23, 2015

Showroom

The art of the jewel in Italy has spread throughout the country: the witness is a brand that emphasizes its belonging to the tradition, Talento Italiano. To begin with, the jewels of Talento Italiano not born nor in Valenza, nor in Vicenza, let alone in Arezzo or Tari (Caserta). La Maison, instead, is based in Legnano, a town between Milan and Varese. Perhaps for this reason, Antonio Sartori, who founded it in 1994, followed his own a path to composing his collections. So the classic family business has evolved to find its own place at the table of signatures of Italian jewelery. An example is the collection Ricami (Embroidery). The name might suggest something coy, a little vintage, with an eye to the past. Instead Embroidery is a modern collection, which is built around the repetition of the perfect shape: the circle. It includes rings in black and rose gold, paved with diamonds white, brown and fuzzy, earrings and necklaces with pendants. All with the round shape repeated in different sizes. And the idea works. Giulia Netrese