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Ananya and Bea Bongiasca, a bracelet for two

Published on November 23, 2022

Ananya Malhotra, Indian, studied the world of jewelery in London, where she graduated from Central Saint Martins, but also in the USA at GIA. Also Bea Bongiasca, Italian, graduated with honors in Jewelery Design at Central Saint Martins in London. The two designers are evidently friends if they have decided to collaborate together to create a limited edition bracelet. An unusual idea in the world of jewelry. The jewel is called the Rainbow Chakra Ananya x Bea and a mix of the stylistic of the two creators. The bracelet is made of 9 carat yellow gold, with brilliant and princess cut diamonds, with rainbow enamel.

Il bracciale è realizzato in oro giallo 9 carati, con diamanti taglio brillante e princess , con smalto arcobaleno.

Ananya and Bea Bongiasca actually interpret jewelery in a completely different way. The first is inspired, in a modern way, by the great Indian cultural tradition, while Bea Bongiasca, based in Milan, offers jewels with a pop-electric luxury design. To purchase the bracelet, you must register on a waiting list which will close on Sunday 27 November.

Il bracciale di Ananya e Bea Bongiasca nel box

Designer in chorus for Have a Heart

Published on July 14, 2022

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Collana con ciondoli di Mark Davis, Michelle Fantaci, Lito, Suzanne Syz, Sylva & Cie e Marlo Laz. Catena di Michelle Fantaci

Who knows if we are facing a revolution in the world of jewelry. The novelty concerns a marketplace, that is an online store that offers jewels of different brands. The virtual store is called Muse and offers a refined selection of jewels (plus a few objects or items of clothing) by different designers. The list is long and includes mostly young but successful creators, from Nikos Koulis to Bea Bongiasca, from Fernando Jorge to Lorraine West, just to name a few (there are 55 in all).

The novelty consists in the fact that Muse proposes a collection, Have a Heart, which is composed almost exclusively of jewels by different designers. The series includes necklaces to which pendants with different style and author are attached. Since each pendant is the result of the work of a designer, the necklaces are therefore quite expensive, more or less from 20,000 to 60,000 dollars. As the name of the collection suggests, the shape of the heart never fails, but it is not the only source of inspiration. Furthermore, the sale of jewels is linked to the support of charitable initiatives (even if not specified at the moment). In short, issues that are close to heart.

Bracciale con ciondoli di Michelle Fantaci e Carolina Neves su un braccialetto regolabile di. Michelle Fantaci

Collana con ciondoli di Christina Alexiou, Sylva & Cie, GuitaM, Silvia Furmanovich, Nancy Newberg, Federica Rettore e Tara Hirshberg. Catena di Christina Alexiou

Collana con ciondoli di Elena Votsi, Kwit, Jenna Blake, Prounis e Anna Maccieri Rossi su una catena di Jenna Blake

Ciondoli di Holly Dyment, Marlo Laz e Nancy Newberg su una catena di Marlo Laz

Collana con ciondoli di Bea Bongiasca, Anna Maccieri Rossi, Fernando Jorge, Holly Dyment, Lorraine West e Kwit. Catena di Jenna Blake

Collana con ciondoli di Lito, Daniela Villegas, GuitaM, Munnu e Nikos Koulis, su una catena di Jenna Blake

Flower Power for Bea Bongiasca

Published on September 22, 2020

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Anello Flower Power in oro 9 carati, smalto e topazio

At the end of her studies in London, at Central Saint Martins College, Bea Bongiasca made her debut with the No Rice, No Life jewelry collection, which emphasized the green concept of sustainability and nutrition. A few years later, she proposed a collection inspired by the twisted tendrils of the plant on which the grapes grow. Now the Milanese designer debuts on Net-A-Porter with some exclusively designed floral-inspired pieces.

Anello Flower Power in oro 9 carati, smalto e cristallo di rocca

This mini line is called, in fact, Flower Power and winks at the Sixties, when the hippie movement used floral motifs as a symbol to support the pacifist movement. They are earrings and rings which, like all other Bea Bongiasca jewels, are also made in Italy in 9-karat gold, partially immersed in enamel. Their shape resembles the outline of a flower, but always in the classic pop look that distinguishes the brand. The jewels can also use stones such as blue topaz or rock crystal. The sale also has a charity side: 20% of the profits from the sale of this product will go to the Italian Red Cross Association.

Orecchini Flower Power in oro 9 carati, smalto e topazio

Orecchini in oro 9 carati argento sterling e smalto — Orecchini Flower Power in oro 9 carati, argento sterling e smalto

Anello Vine in oro 9 carati smalto cristallo di rocca e diamant — Anello Vine in oro 9 carati, smalto, cristallo di rocca e diamanti

Orecchini a cerchio in oro 9 carati e cristallo di rocca

Ear cuff Crawler Vine in oro rosa 9 carati, con corindone e diamanti

Bea Bongiasca, so vine!

Published on October 7, 2018

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Cerchi in oro rosa 9kt e argento con smalto turchese

The collection You’re So Vine! by Bea Bongiasca: gold, enamel, colored stones and diamonds. Very funny ♦ ︎

“Your so funny!”. In the American urban language it translates as “You’re So Vine!”. And, in fact, this name chosen for the Bea Bongiasca collection is perfect. Although, in fact, earrings and rings are as fun as it must be complicated to make them. “This ring is made to measure for each customer, is available in different sizes and takes three to four weeks to complete and shipped”, it is specified at the time of sale. Just look at the jewels of the You’re So Vine collection to understand the reason: they are made with an exuberant wavy thread, with enamel and 9-carat gold along with stones that can be placed in their seats only one by one, by hand.

The stones can be diamonds, or corundums, peridots, sapphires. The enamel that colors the gold has equally bright colors, like blue or purple. Prices range from 1200 up to 3200 euros.

Orecchini in oro rosa 9kt e argento con smalto orchidea, marquise e corindoni a goccia

Bea Bongiasca, a young designer from Milan, but with studies at Central Saint Martins in London, confirms herself as one of the most innovative creators on the jewelery scene. Not only that, she is So Vine! Giulia Netrese

Anello in oro rosa con smalto arancione, topazio, cristallo di rocca, zaffiri e diamanti. Prezzo: 2500 euro

Bea Bongiasca, orecchino singolo in oro rosa, smalto turchese, argento, corindoni e diamanti

Orecchini in oro rosa con smalto rosso, pavé di zaffiri

Anello in oro rosa 9 carati con smalto orchidea, peridoti marquise e a forma d -goccia, pavé di zaffiro arancione. Prezzo: 1200 euro

Orecchini in oro giallo 9 carati con smalto verde su viti d'argento — Orecchini in oro giallo 9 carati con smalto verde su viti d’argento

Bea Bongiasca clears a Coca

Published on August 11, 2017

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Bracciale Happy go cola, edizione limitata in 10 pezzi, argento e pietre

A mini collection dedicated to the most popular carbonated beverage in the world: Coca Cola. The author is the designer of Milan Bea Bongiasca ♦ ︎
Rice and Coca Cola. It may seem like a not too orthodox combination for good food enthusiasts. But if you talk about jewelery is another talk. Bea Bongiasca began her career with No Rice, No Life, the first jewelery collection that wanted to be a bridge between the Asian heritage and the symbols of Western consumer culture. Two opposing views of luxury: rice, one of the most important resources of Oriental culture and a symbol of life, together with pearls and silver, is synonymous with wealth in Western countries. A few years after the food seen as a symbol, the designer of Milan thought of another emblem of Western life, Coca Cola. And she produced a mini collection sold exclusively at the Rossana Orlandi boutique in Porto Cervo (Sardinia). The beverage bottle thus becomes an ornamental element, but also allusive, along with pink flowers, green leaves and gems. The materials used are silver, but also stones like topaz, carved amethyst. Lavinia Andorno

Collana Happy go Cola, argento, ametista intagliata, topazio

Bea Bongiasca, orecchini con perle. Prezzo: 170 euro

Orecchini a cerchio No Rice, No Life. Prezzo: 110 euro

Bea Bongiasca, anello No Rice, No Life, con perla e argento. Prezzo: 480 euro

Bea Bongiasca Kawaii girl

Published on January 15, 2016

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Milan, the Italian fashion capital, it’s also the city where he works and lives Bea Bongiasca. It would be fair to assume, then, that the young jewelry designer (26 years old) is inspired by the atmosphere of Via Monte Napoleone, from the catwalks of fashion week, the goldsmith tradition that has not disappeared from the streets of the city. Nah. His work, he explained, is inspired rather to his travels, with special attention to Asia, Japan, China and Korea. She defines herself Kawaii, Japanese word that means cute, adorable. The world, on the other hand, has changed. And if Bea Bongiasca attended the fashion week autumn, this is not to say that his style is necessarily anchored to the ancient traditions of the Milanese style, he admitted that there really is one. On the other hand, her jewelry manufactures them far away from Milan, in Pesaro. He wasted no time: she graduated with honors in Jewellery Design BA at Central Saint Martins in London, and the same year he created his brand. Gallery Antonella Villanova has exhibited her work in the 2015 edition of MiArt and Design in Basel, in June 2015. Her jewelry is sold only in a few cool and distribution channels, as Luisaviaroma or Corso Como 10 in Milan. Matilde de Bounvilles