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The jewelry for the year of the Chinese horoscope mouse





Mouse-shaped jewelry for those who follow the Chinese horoscope. Indeed, 2020 is the year of the mouse. According to tradition, whoever was born under the sign of the Mouse, that is after January 25, which marks the Chinese New Year, is witty, kind and versatile. People capable of surprising, above all. Those who came into the world in 1936, 1948, 1960, 1972, 1984, 1996, 2008 and, obviously, 2020 were born under the sign of the mouse. Be careful, however, because the zodiac sign should be considered only after the beginning of the year , which falls on variable dates between January and February.

Fabergé, medaglione in oro giallo, smalto rosso e diamanti dedicato al topo
Fabergé, medaglione in oro giallo, smalto rosso e diamanti dedicato al topo

In reality, what in the West is considered to be Chinese New Year is the spring festival or lunar new year and is also celebrated in Korea, Mongolia, Singapore, Malaysia, Nepal, Bhutan, Vietnam, Taiwan and Japan. In the East, in fact, a lunisolar calendar is used for this type of festivities: the months begin in conjunction with each new moon. As mentioned, for this reason the starting date of the first month, and of the new year, can vary by about 29 days, between 21 January and 19 February of the western calendar. But that won’t stop you from wearing mouse-inspired jewelry, and especially Mickey Mouse.

Wendy Yue, anello in oro giallo, con diamanti, tsavorite, cobaltocalcite, agata bianca, granato arancione
Wendy Yue, anello in oro giallo, con diamanti, tsavorite, cobaltocalcite, agata bianca, granato arancione
Anello topo della collezione Animalier di Roberto Coin
Anello topo della collezione Animalier di Roberto Coin
Ciondolo di Swarovski dedicato al capodanno cinese
Ciondolo di Swarovski dedicato al capodanno cinese

Anello di Roberto Coin creato per l'anno del Topo 2020
Anello di Roberto Coin creato per l’anno del Topo 2020

Chiusura a forma di topo, oro e diamanti
Chiusura a forma di topo, oro e diamanti

Spilla di HJ Coopers in oro 14 carati e zaffiri
Spilla di HJ Coopers in oro 14 carati e zaffiri
Spilla firmata Tiffany con diamanti e rubini
Spilla firmata Tiffany con diamanti e rubini
Swarovski, orecchini Topolino
Swarovski, orecchini Topolino
Ciondolo con Minnie e Mickey Mouse
Ciondolo con Minnie e Mickey Mouse

Magical Vangold Jewelry for Disney Russia, ispirati a Mickey Mouse
Magical Vangold Jewelry for Disney Russia, ispirati a Mickey Mouse







Nomination opens a single-brand store in Shanghai





The modular bracelet by Nomination conquers Shanghai with a single brand inside the The Mixc luxury mall. The new store is added to the one that has been active for some time in Haikou and marks a progression in the retail development of the Made in Italy brand in China. The Tuscan company, in fact, focuses on widespread distribution also on an international level. With the Shanghai store, there are more than a hundred Nomination boutiques in the world, in addition to the 5,000 multibrands worldwide.

Il monomarca Nomination Shanghai
Il monomarca Nomination Shanghai

The concept of the new Nomination store focuses on the mix between white surfaces and glass cases, deliberately minimalist to enhance the character of the jewelry collections. The Shanghai brand shows all the brand’s proposals, with ample space reserved for the iconic Composable bracelet and the concept emblem of the brand signed by Giovanni Bianco: #unoameunoate.

IL bracciale per San Valentino in acciaio, oro 18kt, smalti, pavé di cubic zirconia
IL bracciale per San Valentino in acciaio, oro 18kt, smalti, pavé di cubic zirconia







Boccadamo in China

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Boccadamo arrives in China with two stores and a distribution agreement ♦

Boccadamo, a silver bijoux brand, goes all the way to China. Tonino Boccadamo’s company took its first steps into the Chinese market by signing an important agreement with the distribution company Omeia.

Anello doppio con bouquet di cristalli e perle Swarovski aurorora boreale bordeaux light gold e rose peach
Anello doppio con bouquet di cristalli e perle Swarovski

After the pilot project of the showroom trade in Shenzhen, a city near Hong Kong, Boccadamo celebrated the inauguration of two single-brand stores. The first is located inside the International Plaza of the city of Wuhan, a commercial center in Central China. The second, in Hangzhou, in the capital of Zhejiang province, on the outskirts of Beijing, within Li Xing Department Store, 100 meters from West Lake.
To the two store openings in China, there are also two flagship stores in the Philippines: within the SM City North Edsa, in Quezon City, and in the Venice Grand Canal Mall of Taguig City.
Orecchini con maxi cerchio pendente placcato oro rosa e zirconi
Orecchini placcati oro rosa e cubic zirconia

I was 18, it was 1978 when, out of passion and spirit of adventure, I began to make my first creations. I never thought of becoming what I am today. But I dreamed and, as they say, sometimes dreams come true. Today I can share with everyone one of the most beautiful and important dreams of my life: the name Boccadamo that is affirmed in the world.

Tonino Boccadamo, founder and president of the Maison





Anello con bouquet di cristalli e perle Swarovski aurorora boreale bronze peach e white
Anello con cristalli e perle Swarovski

Bracciale con perle Swarovski bordeaux light gold e rose peach e cristallo aurora boreale
Bracciale con perle Swarovski
bracciale in bronzo rodiato placcato oro rosa e oro giallo diametro cm 63 con charms centrale in cristallo Swarovski
Bracciale in bronzo rodiato con charms
Collana cravattino con bouquet di perle e cristalli Swarovski ispirazione Primavera
Collana cravattino con perle Swarovski

Collana di perle e cristalli Swarovski dalle tonalità blu
Collana con perle e cristalli Swarovski







Damiani inaugurates a boutique in Hong Kong





New boutique of the Damiani group in Chinese territory: this time it is inside a mall in Hong Kong ♦ ︎

A link between more traditional China and the West: Hong Kong, now part of the People’s Republic of China after having been for a century and a half a British colony, is also a financial center close to the technological center of the almost contiguous Shenzhen. In this context Damiani has opened a new boutique, inside the luxurious Mall Elements. Cutting of the ribbon with the presence of Giorgio Damiani, vice president of the Damiani Group, of the world soccer champion Fabio Cannavaro (now coach in China), of the actress Charmaine Sheh and of Debbie Chan, representative of the Mall Elements.

The boutique opened in Hong Kong is over 100 square meters and is added to the dozen stores in China.

Charmaine Sheh con orologio, orecchini e una preziosa collana della collezione Mimosa, con diamanti e rubini di Damiani
Charmaine Sheh con orologio, orecchini e una preziosa collana della collezione Mimosa, con diamanti e rubini di Damiani

Inside, the porcelain stoneware flooring reproduces the veins of marble, beige tones, use of the Mercurio Sabbia di Rubelli fabric, as in the other boutiques of the group. For the occasion Charmaine Sheh wore watch, earrings and a precious necklace from the Mimosa collection, set with diamonds and rubies set like the small buds of a bouquet through an apparent random order.





L'inaugurazione della boutique Damiani. Al centro, Paolo Cannavaro e Giorgio Damiani
L’inaugurazione della boutique Damiani. Al centro, Paolo Cannavaro e Giorgio Damiani

La boutique Damiani nel Mall Elements
La boutique Damiani nel Mall Elements

Interno della boutique
Interno della boutique







A dragon by Autore




The Chinese dragon becomes a necklace in gold and baroque pearls in the imagination of Rosario Autore ♦ ︎

At the Couture Design Awards 2018 it won a piece of Italy, represented by Rosario Autore. He is an Italian of origin, but lives from years in Australia and specializes in pearls: he cultivates them, sells them, but he also uses them to make jewels of all kinds, from classic necklaces with a string of pearls, to complex jewels, where the spherical daughters of the sea have a prominent place. To be precise, however, we must add that the pearls used by Autore are not always perfectly round. On the contrary, the Italian-Australian jeweler uses baroque pearls for high-end pieces. Around their irregular shape creates the jewel. A model used, for example, in the Oceania collection, where baroque pearls are transformed into fish from tropical seas.
In Las Vegas, however, Autore won the Best in Pearls award with a necklace from South Sea pearls inspired by a completely different subject: a Chinese dragon. The necklace, in fact, is part of a line of jewelry dedicated to the icons of the great Asian country, starting with the dragon. Also in this case are used baroque pearls, which make up the body of the mythical animal, along with white gold and diamonds. Lavinia Andorno



bracciale drago
Bracciale con la forma di drago in oro bianco, perle barocche, diamanti
La collana vincitrice al Couture di las Vegas per la categoria Best in Pearls
La collana vincitrice al Couture di las Vegas per la categoria Best in Pearls
Bracciale Clud ispirato alla Città Proibita di Pechino. Oro bianco, perle, zaffiri, diamanti
Bracciale Clud ispirato alla Città Proibita di Pechino. Oro bianco, perle, zaffiri, diamanti
Autore, orecchini con perle e diamanti
Autore, orecchini con perle e diamanti
Autore, orecchini con perle di Tahiti, ametiste e diamanti
Autore, orecchini con perle di Tahiti, ametiste e diamanti

Spilla della collezione Oceania con perle barocche, oro, citrini, zaffiri, diamanti neri
Spilla della collezione Oceania con perle barocche, oro, citrini, zaffiri, diamanti neri







Kelly Xie at the sea

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The sea seen through the eyes of the Chinese designer Kelly Xie: many colors and a fairy tale ♦ ︎
In a few years Kelly Xie has conquered the international scene. His small Maison was founded in 2012 in Shanghai, China. Like other designers in the great Asian country, she decided to take the best from Western and Eastern traditions. In her style happily mix the forms codified by European jewelry in the last two centuries with a taste and, above all, the technique of Chinese tradition. It is no coincidence that Kelly Xie studied Chinese painting with its watercolor nuances and the classic enamel technique for a decade. But her jewels are painted above all with the use of colored stones. Very colorful, as it is in the oriental taste, sometimes a bit fairytale, in which they mix so many bright colors. One of her most representative collections is Sea. The sea is mainly interpreted through its manifestations: shells and anemones that seem moved by the waves and a small siren. Yellow and white gold, diamonds, sapphires, tourmalines, garnets and golden baroque pearls are the tools used for the Kelly Xie collection. Rudy Serra




Spilla della collezione Sea
Spilla della collezione Sea

Kelly Xie, spilla anemone di mare
Kelly Xie, spilla anemone di mare
Collezione Sea
Collezione Sea
Gioiello a forma di conchiglia con perla dorata, granati, zaffiri, tormalina
Gioiello a forma di conchiglia con perla dorata, granati, zaffiri, tormalina
Spilla con zaffiri rosa e perla dorata
Spilla con zaffiri rosa, ametiste e perla dorata
Spilla della collezione Sea di Kelly Xie
Spilla della collezione Sea di Kelly Xie
Gioiello a forma di conchiglia con perla South Sea
Gioiello a forma di conchiglia con perla South Sea
Collana con perla South Sea
Collana con perla South Sea

Spilla a forma di sirenetta con perla di Tahiti
Spilla a forma di sirenetta con perla di Tahiti







The high jewelry by Shirley Zhang





Shirley Zhang, the depth of oriental thought enclosed in a jewel ♦ ︎
The high jewelery of Chinese designers has a unique, indisputable, precise identity. The millenary culture, the oriental sensibility, the delicacy in the processing of the material make creativity in high-level jewelry, a separate story. And this is the case with Shirley Zhang, whom we met at Baselworld. The designer founded her fine jewelry brand in 1994. She is based in Shenzhen. With an admirable lightness and ease in the design of his pieces, Shirley Zhang reminds with his jewels the delicate decorations with ink of the old masters. Although she is perfectly in tune with our times, as evidenced by the choker with flower motif made of titanium, gold, diamonds, sapphires, lapis and hot enamels, the house specialty, which is part of the Chinese tradition. Nature is, in fact, one of the great sources of inspiration. But it is a pin that reveals the all-Chinese ability to infuse a double reading of an image or, as in this case, an object.

Collana in oro bianco, smalto, diamanti, giada, Corallo, cristalli. Prezzo: 56750 euro
Collana in oro bianco, smalto, diamanti, giada, Corallo, cristalli.

The brooch, in fact, tells a part of Shirley’s way of interpreting life. The designer has faced various obstacles over the years. In the moment of drawing a balance on the past, he considered difficult experiences like a broken vase. But even the fragments of the broken vase can create something pleasant and beautiful. In short, the brooch (price: 18000 euros) is not just a gem, but a revelation. Difficult to find a similar comparison for a Western jewel.
The jewel is actually convertible into five different ways, you can choose how to wear it. The greatest difficulty in achieving it was to use hot enamel on the convex surface. Each fragment of the vase has its own space on the surface. In addition to
enamel, the brooch is made of 18 carat gold, spinels, diamonds, tsavorite, diopside.

Choker in titanio, oro, smalto, diamanti, zaffiri, lapislazzuli
Choker in titanio, oro, smalto, diamanti, zaffiri, lapislazzuli
Pendente in oro, smalto, diamanti, tsavorite
Pendente in oro, smalto, diamanti, tsavorite
Collier in oro, smalti, diamanti, perla
Collier in oro, smalti, diamanti, perla
Spilla in oro, smalto, diamanti, spinelli, diopside
Spilla in oro, smalto, diamanti, spinelli, diopside






Annamaria Cammilli brings Florence to China




The Florentine brand Annamaria Cammilli opens a store in the city of Suzhou ♦ ︎
Another Italian jewelery brand, Annamaria Cammilli, arrives in China. The Florentine Maison has inaugurated a new store in Suzhou, a city of 15 million inhabitants dubbed the Venice of China for its important historical and artistic relevance. The Italian designer thus opens an important window in the great Asian country, which seems to be thirsty for jewelry Made in Italy.
During the inauguration, Riccardo Renai, CEO of Annamaria Cammilli, presented the brand to journalists and local authorities. «The opening towards the Chinese market is a key moment for our company: in terms of potential and development, China is today one of the most interesting for the luxury world. This is another important step for the growth of our brand that in 2017 leads to + 24% of sales», commented Renai. The Matro department store, where the Annamaria Cammilli store is located, was built in 1990 and has always been the most popular shopping center in Suzhou, with more than 180,000 high-end customers. The mall has won hundreds of awards, including the National Corporate Best Reputation Award and The Advanced Quality and Honor Unit.





cammilli cina
Lo store di Annamaria Cammilli a Suzhou

Riccardo Renai, Ceo di Annamaria Cammilli
Riccardo Renai, Ceo di Annamaria Cammilli
Riccardo Renai, inaugurazione dello store cinese
Riccardo Renai, inaugurazione dello store cinese
Modella cinese con gioielli di Annamaria Cammilli
Modella cinese con gioielli di Annamaria Cammilli
Anelli della collezione Dune
Anelli della collezione Dune

Anello Sultana
Anello Sultana







Lydia Courteille in Beijing




Lydia Courteille flies to Beijing with her new, elaborate collection ♦ ︎
The fashion week in Paris, from 26 September to 7 October 2017, has one interest extra. And one curiosity: the new collection signed by the great designer Lydia Courteille. It will be presented at the Lydia Courteille boutique at 231 rue Saint Honoré in Paris. After the Sahara and the Amazon, the French designer found inspiration in the East. Indeed, more precisely, in the capital of China. The line of jewels, in fact, is called Automne à Pekin and is also a tribute to the novel Un automne à Pekin by Boris Vian, author who influenced Lydia Courteille in his youth. The collection, which we are going to anticipate (we will talk more widely in another article), translates into Feng Shui’s philosophy in jewelery, but also the Chinese popular beliefs. As always the jewels are made with elaborate working, with rhodium-plated gold, stones like tsavoriti, sapphires and diamonds, but also (could not miss) the jade. Here are the first images. Alessia Mongrando




Orecchini rodio nero oro 18k, 26,3 grammi, 0,19 diamanti ct, diamanti neri 0,12 ct, zaffiri 3,28 ct, giada bianca, 6,12 grammi, 0,84 grammi 2 calcedonio
Orecchini rodio nero oro 18k, 26,3 grammi, 0,19 diamanti ct, diamanti neri 0,12 ct, zaffiri 3,28 ct, giada bianca, 6,12 grammi, 0,84 grammi 2 calcedonio

Lydia Courteille, anello, parte superiore
Lydia Courteille, anello, parte superiore
Anello in oro 18k rodio nero 26.44 grammi, 3,03 cts diamante, il rubino 0,02 ca
Anello in oro 18k rodio nero 26.44 grammi, 3,03 cts diamante, il rubino 0,02 ca
Orecchini a forma di pesce, in oro 18k rodio nero 32.06 grammi, 6,43 ct rubino, zaffiro giallo 1.26 ct, 0,61 ct zaffiri, tzavorite 33 0,074 g, 2 giade 2,30 grammi, 0,09 grammi hauynites
Orecchini a forma di pesce, in oro 18k rodio nero 32.06 grammi, 6,43 ct rubino, zaffiro giallo 1.26 ct, 0,61 ct zaffiri, tzavorite 33 0,074 g, 2 giade 2,30 grammi, 0,09 grammi hauynites
Orecchini in oro 18k rodio nero 13,2 grammi, zaffiri violets.86 CTS, tsavorite 55 0,09 gr, 93 zaffiri 0,58 cts 0.27 cts zaffiri gialli, verde giada 4 8,08 gr, diamanti neri 0,01 cts
Orecchini in oro 18k rodio nero 13,2 grammi, zaffiri violets.86 CTS, tsavorite 55 0,09 gr, 93 zaffiri 0,58 cts 0.27 cts zaffiri gialli, verde giada 4 8,08 gr, diamanti neri 0,01 cts
Lydia Courteille, anello, parte superiore
Lydia Courteille, anello, parte superiore
Anello di Lydia Courteille, collezione Un automne a Pekin
Anello di Lydia Courteille, collezione Un automne a Pekin
Anello in oro 18k rodio nero 51.91, 5,5 grs giada bianca, zaffiri gialli 3,21cts, 0,77 grs ametista, onice 0,08grs, 0,21grs rubino, 0,02cts diamanti brown, tsavorite 0 56
Anello in oro 18k rodio nero 51.91, 5,5 grs giada bianca, zaffiri gialli 3,21cts, 0,77 grs ametista, onice 0,08grs, 0,21grs rubino, 0,02cts diamanti brown, tsavorite 0 56
Orecchini in oro 18k rodio nero 15,9 grammi, 0,05 diamanti ct, 10 rubini 4.0 ct, 3,90 ct zaffiri, tzavorite 0.3 212 gr, giade bianchi 5.7 grammi, 0,53 grammi rubelliti
Orecchini in oro 18k rodio nero 15,9 grammi, 0,05 diamanti ct, 10 rubini 4.0 ct, 3,90 ct zaffiri, tzavorite 0.3 212 gr, giade bianchi 5.7 grammi, 0,53 grammi rubelliti
Anello della collezione Un Automne à Pékin, particolare
Anello della collezione Un Automne à Pékin, particolare
Anello della collezione Un Automne à Pékin
Anello della collezione Un Automne à Pékin

Anello 18k oro giallo e rodio nero placcato oro 32,5 grammi oro, diamanti neri 3,03 ct, 1,72 ct zaffiri gialli, onice 2 0,01 gr, 3,3 gr ambra, cristallo di rocca 1 10,2 grammi, 0,2 grammi smalto
Anello 18k oro giallo e rodio nero placcato oro 32,5 grammi oro, diamanti neri 3,03 ct, 1,72 ct zaffiri gialli, onice 2 0,01 gr, 3,3 gr ambra, cristallo di rocca 1 10,2 grammi, 0,2 grammi smalto







Sarah Ho loves red

Sarah Ho comes back to China and presents a ruby ​​collection with Kimberlite ♦ ︎
From China with love, and return. Sarah Ho was born in Hong Kong, grew up in Macau and moved to London, where he became one of the trendiest and most innovative designers. Now, however, she returned to China, in Beijing, to present 12 jewels made with Kimberlite Diamonds, the Harmony collection. In Baselworld it was been anticipating the project, now completed. The collection is inspired by the red color, which in the East is considered lucky.
The jewels are then made with the use of large, lively rubies, next to diamonds: the stones form the peony flower, another symbol in China. But not only: Kimberlite emphasizes how this collection is also in perfect accord with Taoism, the Chinese philosophy that bases the balance of the world through the concepts of yin and yang. In this case, represented by the relationship between the different stones and jewelery volumes, which have a sufficiently elaborate look for the oriental taste. Presented in the Forbidden City, the collection also has some price that may seem prohibitive, such as earrings of over £ 44,000. In perfect balance yin and yang, though. Alessia Mongrando




Bracciale in oro bianco, diamanti e rubini. Prezzo: 14.000 sterline
Bracciale in oro bianco, diamanti e rubini. Prezzo: 14.000 sterline

Gemelli in oro bianco, diamanti e rubini. Prezzo: 4475 sterline
Gemelli in oro bianco, diamanti e rubini. Prezzo: 4475 sterline
Orecchini Imperial Crest,  in oro bianco, diamanti e rubini. Prezzo: 44.000 sterline
Orecchini Imperial Crest, in oro bianco, diamanti e rubini. Prezzo: 44.000 sterline
Anello Imperial Crest,  in oro bianco, diamanti e rubini. Prezzo: 13.615 sterline
Anello Imperial Crest, in oro bianco, diamanti e rubini. Prezzo: 13.615 sterline
Sarah Ho, orecchini  in oro bianco, diamanti e rubini. Prezzo: 13.000 sterline
Sarah Ho, orecchini in oro bianco, diamanti e rubini. Prezzo: 13.000 sterline
Collana in diamanti ispirata al fiore della peonia
Collana in diamanti ispirata al fiore della peonia
Orecchini Paradis in oro bianco e rosa, diamanti e rubini. Prezzo: 9745 sterline
Orecchini Paradis in oro bianco e rosa, diamanti e rubini. Prezzo: 9745 sterline
Sara Ho nella Città Proibita, a Pechino
Sara Ho nella Città Proibita, a Pechino







The dragon fire heats Carrera y Carrera

The legend of the dragon with magical fire resumes in the Circulos de Fuego collection of Carrera y Carrera ♦
The legends have always inspired the artists. Not surprisingly, they also inspire designers and jewelers, especially if the legends are ancient, fascinating, exotic. Like that chosen by Carrera y Carrera for the Circulos de Fuego collection.
Here is the story from which it originated: once upon a time, there is a dragon called Orochie that lived on a hidden island in southern China. Throughout the realm it was known for turning every stone into the most precious metal with the flame coming out of its mouth. The legend states that the Emperor’s greatest desire was to get the Dragon’s Fire and thus possess the greatest treasure of the world. One morning, the Emperor decided to send his daughter, the most beautiful princess in the whole kingdom, to speak with Orochie. Princess Feng was so beautiful that Orochie fell in love with her and kissed her to gift her the fire. No one knew, however, that giving up his fire meant the death of the dragon. And so, she was so sad that decided not to marry and to always protect the fire of the Dragon with his own life.
From this romantic and sad story, the great Spanish Maison has embarked on a series of luscious jewels in white and yellow gold, plus a number of precious stones. These jewels will undoubtedly like in the Orient, but they also have a certain charm for Western women as well. Giulia Netrese
Read also: Carrera and Carrera Taoist




Anello Shanghai in oro bianco, granati, diamanti bianchi, gialli e verdi
Anello Shanghai in oro bianco, granati, diamanti bianchi, gialli e verdi

Orecchini in oro bianco, granati, diamanti bianchi, gialli e verdi
Orecchini in oro bianco, granati, diamanti bianchi, gialli e verdi
Anello di Carrera y Carrera, in oro giallo e diamanti
Anello di Carrera y Carrera, in oro giallo e diamanti
Pendenti della collezione Circulos de Fuego. Oro bianco o giallo, granati demantoidi gialli e verdi, diamanti
Pendenti della collezione Circulos de Fuego. Oro bianco o giallo, granati demantoidi gialli e verdi, diamanti
Anello Passione del Drago. Oro bianco, diamanti bianchi, verdi e gialli, ametista, granati demantoidi,
Anello Passione del Drago. Oro bianco, diamanti bianchi, verdi e gialli, ametista, granati demantoidi,
Orecchini Passione del Drago. Oro giallo, quarzo Palmera, zaffiri, diamanti
Orecchini Passione del Drago. Oro giallo, quarzo Palmera, zaffiri, diamanti
Pendente Passione del Drago. Oro giallo, quarzo Palmera, zaffiri gialli, diamanti
Pendente Passione del Drago. Oro giallo, quarzo Palmera, zaffiri gialli, diamanti
Passione del Drago, anello. Oro giallo, quarzo Palmera, zaffiri gialli, diamanti
Passione del Drago, anello. Oro giallo, quarzo Palmera, zaffiri gialli, diamanti
Anello Nankin in oro giallo, citrino madeira, granati, spessartite, zaffiri gialli e diamanti
Anello Nankin in oro giallo, citrino madeira, granati, spessartite, zaffiri gialli e diamanti

Bracciale in oro giallo, zaffiri e diamanti
Bracciale in oro giallo, zaffiri e diamanti







In China the jewelry leasing

In China among women it spreads leasing for luxury jewelry.
The China’s passion for jewelry did not stop. But, according to the China Daily newspaper, also it spreads another trend: the luxury jewelry leasing. Chinese Women, in fact, no longer want to wear great jewelry only on the rare occasion of ceremonies or important events. But to flaunt more often in bracelets and necklaces social occasions, however, they must hold an appropriate replacement.

Here, then, that are born companies which offering a lease agreement for high-end jewelry, like jzhubao.com. It’s a possibility that there is some time in the West, but that is a novelty in China. According to Zhang Xinning, CEO of jzhubao.com, the market potential is huge. One problem, though, is the lack of standards for secure authentication of jewelry. According to Neil Wang, president of market research agency Greater China and of Frost & Sullivan analysts, the social status of Chinese women and quality of life are improving: they are focusing on aspects such as aesthetics, style, the label, socializing and networking. A leasing contract with Vip jzhubao.com needs a 20,000 yuan deposit (2700 €), and a cost of 400 yuan per year. You can wear jewelry under a value of 2 million yuan 270 thousand euro), get 9.8% discount on online purchases, free jewelry cleaning, access to a lounge reception, attending dinners and other activities social organized ad hoc. Federico Graglia

Il negozio Tiffany a Shanghai
Il negozio Tiffany a Shanghai
Le cinesi amano il lusso
Le cinesi amano il lusso
Negozio Cartier a Shanghai
Negozio Cartier a Shanghai
Pendente con giada bianca intagliata
Pendente con giada bianca intagliata
Anello in oro rosa con diamanti e giada
Anello in oro rosa con diamanti e giada
Anello in oro rosa con diamanti e giada
Spilla a forma di camaleonte con zaffiri e giada bianca
Bracciale in giada bianca
Bracciale in giada bianca

The rooster sing for Lydia Courteille

A rooster is joined in the small circus created by the goldsmith virtuosity of Lydia Courteille.
Lydia Courteille is a French designer who can boast an endless supply of imagination. This unlimited virtue manifests itself in many forms and d is animated by very different inspirations. Two, however, seem to prevail: the romance of the exoticism, as in his Topkapi collection or the one dedicated to the Queen of Sheba, and the call of nature. In particular, at world of animals. And since a few years ago Lydia Courteille received a prize in Hong Kong, it is not surprising that he wanted to dedicate a piece of special beauty to the Asian country, which according to tradition sees in 2017 the year of the rooster. And here is the Fire rooster ring, a unique piece made with 18 carat gold, fancy sapphires, garnets, rubies and diamonds blacks. And not only that: the beak of the rooster stops a fire opal. The piece is highly extraordinary. But, as we said, it is not the only jewel dedicated to the animal world. In the past Lydia Courteille proposed other great examples of jewelry, such as ring with the toad kissed by red lips of rubies, or the dance of two seahorses studded with sapphires around an opal. Here are some examples of the goldsmith virtuosity of the great designer. Giulia Netrese

L'anello dedicato al gallo di Lydia Courteille
L’anello dedicato al gallo di Lydia Courteille

Anello elefante con zaffiri e rubini
Anello elefante con zaffiri e rubini
Spilla Cavallucci marini con zaffiri e opale
Spilla Cavallucci marini con zaffiri e opale
Anello Cigno, in oro, con diamanti neri e bianchi
Anello Cigno, in oro, con diamanti neri e bianchi
La bella e la bestia,  anelli di Lydia Courteille
La bella e la bestia, anelli di Lydia Courteille
Orecchini scimmie
Orecchini scimmie
Anello con rospo e labbra
Anello con rospo e labbra
Orecchini colibrì su un anello fiore di opale
Orecchini colibrì su un anello fiore di opale

L’OrientThe East of gold in Genevae d’oro a Ginevra

The gold of the past in countries on the Silk Road on display in Geneva.
Let’s dive into the past. Why it’s from the past that comes the present and will shape the future. Even in the jewelry. An art that is like an ocean where the waters end up mixing, where colors and shapes mingle and style, like a wave, goes up the beach and then retracts. This whole poem to present an exhibition that elevates gold, rubies, turquoise, pearls and diamonds in cultural ambassadors. In Geneva, the Baur Foundation presents Bijoux d’Orients Lointains, jewels from countries along the ancient Silk Road. There are 300 precious objects coming from Yemen, Indonesia, India, Cambodia, Thailand and the Philippines. China and Japan are already in the museum. Are ancient and less ancient jewels, all rare, kept in private collections and, therefore, exposed to the public in exceptional circumstances.
As mentioned, they are jewels, and precious objects made to be worn, but at the same time have a small summary of the cultural and artistic development of the place and the era in which they were conceived. The jewels have also been used as a bargaining chip, were spoils of war, wealth testimonies destined to end up in the graves. And if you think that a jewel is only a jewel, just look at the variety of this jewelry to understand how these objects have evolved and transformed according to the taste, the goldsmith’s skill and the way of life. Rudy Serra
Bijoux d’Orients Lointains
Until February 26, 2017
Baur Foundation,
Geneva, 8 Munier-Romilly Street
Tuesday to Sunday
Time: 14-18

Cintura in oro e cristallo di rocca. Cambogia, periodo Khmer, IX-XIII secolo
Cintura in oro e cristallo di rocca. Cambogia, periodo Khmer, IX-XIII secolo
Collier in oro e cotone. India Tamil Nadu, XIX-XX secolo
Collier in oro e cotone. India Tamil Nadu, XIX-XX secolo
Collier in oro, Birmania. CIrca anno Mille
Collier in oro, Birmania. CIrca anno Mille
Collana d'Oro, Sumatra, XIX-XX secolo
Collana d’Oro, Sumatra, XIX-XX secolo
Diadema e spille, Indonesia-Bali. Argento dorato, XIX secolo
Diadema e spille, Indonesia-Bali. Argento dorato, XIX secolo
Parure bura bura, Indonesia, Sumatra. Argento dorato, XiX secolo
Parure bura bura, Indonesia, Sumatra. Argento dorato, XiX secolo
Pendente amuleto, oro e cristallo di rocca. Cambogia, periodo Khmer, IX-XIII secolo
Pendente amuleto, oro e cristallo di rocca. Cambogia, periodo Khmer, IX-XIII secolo
Pendente kaffat  o beduino. Arabia Saudita. Oro, turchese, perle, cotone. XIX-XX secolo
Pendente kaffat o beduino. Arabia Saudita. Oro, turchese, perle, cotone. XIX-XX secolo
Collana in argento dorato. Yemen, XIX-XX secolo
Collana in argento dorato. Yemen, XIX-XX secolo

Harry Winston, incredibles cluster

Harry Winston on a mission to Beijing and Shanghai to present the incredible new creations of the collection The Incredibles. The roadshow in China aimed at the enhancement of the cluster model, which is a hallmark of the Maison. The origin is surprising: Harry Winston one night in December 1940 was inspired by the way the fresh winter snow glistened on a lush holly wreath hanging on his door. Noting the way in which the size of the crown graceful and fluid curves were not modeled by the branches, but by the individual leaves, the jeweler began to imagine a new way for the compositions of his jewels, which would allow the diamonds to guide the design of the single pieces. The result are compositions of diamond pear cutting, marquise and round, so as to enhance light reflection light. A technique also used for The Incredibles, where you chase the cluster of diamonds, combined with emeralds, rubies and sapphires. The collection was founded by some of the 10 thousand held in the archives Winston. The jewels line was born in 2008, but was reintroduced in 2015, with new additions. Who appear to have satisfied even the Chinese. Giulia Netrese

Harry Winston, anello con rubini e diamanti
Harry Winston, anello con rubini e diamanti
Harry Winston, collezione The Incredibles
Harry Winston, collezione The Incredibles
Collana con rubini e diamanti
Collana con rubini e diamanti
Il roadshow di Harry Winston in Cina
Il roadshow di Harry Winston in Cina
Evento a Shanghai
Evento a Shanghai
Orecchini con cluster di diamanti e zaffiri
Orecchini con cluster di diamanti e zaffiri
Evento a Shanghai di Harry Winston
Evento a Shanghai di Harry Winston
Bracciale della collezione The Incredibiles
Bracciale della collezione The Incredibiles

(Italiano) Boom in Cina per i gioielli online

Is booming in jewelry and diamonds sold online. Especially in China, at least as revealed by cross of several studies, the results of which could partially change the widespread opinion that this market is too risky and daunting. The first sign of optimism comes from China Luxury Forecast, the annual publication on the key trends in the luxury market, which notes that 57 percent of Chinese consumers have developed greater confidence in online luxury shopping over the past 12 months compared with the previous year. The reason is partly due to the high rate of dissatisfaction (63%) with retail experience Hong Kong, a very popular destination among luxory shoppers, and in part to the ability to search and find on line brands not available in the country. Not only, consulting firm Bain & Company, estimates that online sells in China will grow by 25% per year, three times more than overall retail. Then there are eBay’s marketing managers, who believe that the average selling price of jewelry and diamond still has room to grow and that the e-commerce of luxury goods is a global trend, with jewelry and watches among the top three categories with the fastest growth. Finally, according to Fortune Character Institute, the Middle Kingdom represents nearly half of global luxury sales. In short it is not unrealistic to assume that China’s e-commerce can be transformed into a golden opportunity. Federico Graglia

Passione cinese per i gioiellis
Passione cinese per i gioielli
Gioielleria a Pechino
Gioielleria a Pechino
Gioielleria di Macao
Gioielleria di Macao

Hong Kong è sempre l’Eldorado

Business al recente Hong Kong Jewellery & Gem Fair
Business al recente Hong Kong Jewellery & Gem Fair

Avviso a tutti gli operatori nel mondo della gioielleria: il mercato asiatico gode di ottima salute, come testimonia la recente Hong Kong Jewellery & Gem Fair. Le proteste degli studenti, infatti, non hanno impedito di raggiungere un numero record di espositori e di buyer provenienti da tutto il mondo. Qualche numero: 3.695 espositori provenienti da 49 paesi e regioni, divise tra il Convention & Exhibition Centre di Hong Kong per i gioielli finiti, e l’Asia World Expo per i diamanti, pietre preziose e perle. Risultato: 59.116 acquirenti unici da 157 paesi e regioni, con un aumento del 12% rispetto allo scorso anno. E qualcuno dice che l’Asia compra meno… Al contrario, la crescita  del numero di visitatori dall’Asia è stata del 17% rispetto all’edizione dello scorso anno. Non solo: in questa edizione, per la prima volta, il numero di visitatori provenienti dalla Cina (18.310) ha superato il numero di visitatori di Hong Kong (17.079). La classifica della provenienza dei visitatori vede poi quelli di India, Stati Uniti, Taiwan, Tailandia, Giappone, Filippine, Corea e Indonesia. Merito anche della grande varietà di prodotti e materiali presenti: resina, argento, titanio, bronzo, palladio, oro, platino, cristalli, diamanti, perle, pietre preziose. E quest’anno, il padiglione dedicato ai diamanti è stato il  più grande del mondo. Le tre aree principali sono state quelle di Hong Kong Premier Pavilion, con 37 aziende locali di fascia alta, il International Premier Pavilion, con 70 marchi provenienti da 21 paesi, e il Fine Design Pavilion, cui altri 74 marchi globali. Molto affollato il grande padiglione della Thailandia, con lavorazioni di argento e sofisticate creazioni in oro.

Hong Kong Jewellery & Gem Fair 2014
Hong Kong Jewellery & Gem Fair 2014

Difficile, a causa del grande numero di espositori, una linea di tendenza. Come sempre in Asia, giada continua a essere tra gli elementi preferiti. Molto apprezzate la tanzanite e il topazio blu, come era tormalina, in particolare verde e rosa. Sempre richiesti i diamanti colorati. L’ambra ha attirato l’attenzione di molti buyer cinesi, che hanno molto apprezzato gioielli ispirati alla natura, in particolare fiori e uccelli. «Per conoscere le prossime tendenze del mercato e incontrare professionisti seri di gioielli, la Fiera di settembre è un evento che si  può perdere» è stato il commento di Massimiliano Arostinini, partner della Picador di Arezzo. Federico Graglia 

Musica al Hong Kong Jewellery & Gem Fair
Musica al Hong Kong Jewellery & Gem Fair
Gemme in vendita
Gemme in vendita

ukHong Kong is again the Eldorado 

Notice to all operators in the jewelry world: the Asian market is very healthy, as evidenced by the recent Hong Kong Jewellery & Gem Fair. The student protests, in fact, don’t failure to attain a record number of exhibitors and buyers from all over the world. Some figures: 3,695 exhibitors from 49 countries and regions, divided between the Convention & Exhibition Centre in Hong Kong for finished jewelery and the Asia World Expo for diamonds, precious stones and pearls. Result: 59,116 unique buyers from 157 countries and regions, with an increase of 12% compared to last year. And someone says that Asia buys less … In contrast, the growth in the number of visitors from Asia was 17% compared with last year’s edition. Not only: in this edition, for the first time, the number of visitors from China (18,310) exceeded the number of visitors to Hong Kong (17,079). The ranking of visitors continues with India, USA, Taiwan, Thailand, Japan, Philippines, Korea and Indonesia. Thanks also to the great variety of products and materials: resin, silver, titanium, bronze, palladium, gold, platinum, crystal, diamonds, pearls, precious stones … And this year, the pavilion dedicated to diamonds was the most largest in the world. The three main areas were those of Hong Kong Premier Pavilion, with 37 local businesses to high-end, the International Premier Pavilion, with 70 brands from 21 countries, and the Fine Design Pavilion, where 74 other global brands. Very crowded the great hall of Thailand, working with sophisticated creations in silver and gold.

Difficult, due to the large number of exhibitors, to see a specificy trend line. As always in Asia, the jadeite continues to be among the favorite items. Much appreciated tanzanite and blue topaz, tourmaline, in particular green and pink. Always required the colored diamonds. Amber has attracted the attention of many Chinese buyers, who were very appreciative of jewelry inspired by nature, especially flowers and birds. “To know the trends of the market and meet serious professionals of jewelry, the Fair of September is an event that you can not lose,” was the comment of Maximilian Arostinini, partner of Picador of Arezzo.

france-flagHong Kong est encore l’Eldorado 

Avis à tous les opérateurs dans le monde de la bijouterie: le marché asiatique est en très bonne santé, comme en témoigne la récente Hong Kong Jewellery & Gem Salon. Les protestations des étudiants, en fait, ne font pas échec à atteindre un nombre record d’exposants et les acheteurs de partout dans le monde. Quelques chiffres: 3695 exposants de 49 pays et régions, répartis entre la Convention & Exhibition Centre de Hong Kong pour bijoux finis et l’Exposition universelle en Asie pour les diamants, pierres précieuses et perles. Résultat: 59 116 acheteurs uniques de 157 pays et régions, avec une augmentation de 12% par rapport à l’année dernière. Et quelqu’un dit que l’Asie achète moins… En revanche, la croissance du nombre de visiteurs en provenance d’Asie a été de 17% par rapport à l’édition de l’année dernière. Non seulement: dans cette édition, pour la première fois, le nombre de visiteurs en provenance de Chine (18 310) a dépassé le nombre de visiteurs à Hong Kong (17 079). Le classement des visiteurs se poursuit avec l’Inde, Etats-Unis, Taiwan, Thaïlande, Japon, Philippines, Corée et en Indonésie. Merci aussi à la grande variété de produits et matériaux: résine, argent, titane, bronze, le palladium, l’or, le platine, cristal, diamants, perles, pierres précieuses. Et cette année, le pavillon dédié aux diamants était le plus grand dans le monde. Les trois domaines principaux sont ceux de Hong Kong Premier pavillon, avec 37 entreprises locales de haut de gamme, le Pavillon international Premier, avec 70 marques de 21 pays, et la conception Pavillon fine, où 74 autres marques mondiales. Beaucoup de monde dans la grande salle de la Thaïlande, en collaboration avec des créations raffinées en argent et en or.

Difficile, en raison du grand nombre d’exposants, de voir une ligne de tendance de specificy. Comme toujours en Asie, la jadéite continue d’être parmi les éléments favoris. Très apprécié tanzanite et topaze bleue, tourmaline, en vert et rose en particulier. Toujours exigé les diamants de couleur. Ambre a attiré l’attention de nombreux acheteurs chinois, qui étaient très reconnaissants de bijoux inspirée par la nature, surtout les fleurs et les oiseaux. “Pour connaître les tendances du marché et rencontrer des professionnels sérieux de bijoux, la Foire de Septembre est un événement que vous ne pouvez pas perdre”, a été le commentaire de Maximilien Arostinini, partenaire de Picador, compagnie d’Arezzo.

german-flagHong Kong ist wieder das Eldorado 

Hinweis für alle Betreiber in der Schmuck-Welt: der asiatische Markt ist sehr gesund, wie die jüngste Hong Kong Jewellery & Gem Fair-belegt. Die Studentenproteste in der Tat, nicht Fehlen einer Rekordzahl von Ausstellern und Käufern aus der ganzen Welt zu erreichen. Einige Zahlen: 3.695 Aussteller aus 49 Ländern und Regionen, zwischen dem Convention & Exhibition Centre für fertige Schmuckstücke und der Asia World Expo für Diamanten, Edelsteine ​​und Perlen unterteilt in Hong Kong. Ergebnis: 59.116 einzigartige Käufer aus 157 Ländern und Regionen, mit einem Anstieg von 12% im Vergleich zum Vorjahr. Und jemand sagt, dass Asien kauft weniger … Im Gegensatz dazu war das Wachstum in der Zahl der Besucher aus Asien 17%, verglichen mit der letztjährigen Ausgabe. Nicht nur: in dieser Ausgabe zum ersten Mal die Zahl der Besucher aus China (18.310) überstieg die Zahl der Besucher nach Hong Kong (17.079). Die Rangliste der Besucher geht weiter mit Indien, den USA, Taiwan, Thailand, Japan, den Philippinen, Korea und Indonesien. Vielen Dank auch an der Vielfalt der Produkte und Materialien: Harz, Silber, Titan, Bronze, Palladium, Gold, Platin, Kristall, Diamanten, Perlen, Edelsteine​​. und in diesem Jahr, der Pavillon, Diamanten gewidmet war die größte in der Welt. Die drei Hauptbereiche waren die von Hongkong Premier-Pavillon, mit 37 lokalen Unternehmen, um High-End-, der International Premier-Pavillon, mit 70 Marken aus 21 Ländern und die feinen Design-Pavillon, wo 74 andere globale Marken. Sehr voll die große Halle von Thailand, die Arbeit mit anspruchsvollen Kreationen in Silber und Gold.

Schwierig, aufgrund der großen Zahl der Aussteller, um eine Trendlinie mit Angabe des Datums zu sehen. Wie immer in Asien, fährt der Jadeit, zu den Lieblingsstücke sein. Sehr geschätzt Tansanit und blauer Topas, Turmalin, insbesondere grün und rosa. Immer dann erforderlich, die farbigen Diamanten. Bernstein hat die Aufmerksamkeit von vielen chinesischen Käufer, die sehr dankbar für Schmuck inspiriert von der Natur waren, vor allem Blumen und Vögel angezogen. “Um die Trends des Marktes kennen und treffen schweren Profis von Schmuck, die Messe im September ist eine Veranstaltung, die Sie nicht verlieren kann”, war der Kommentar von Maximilian Arostinini, Partner der Picador, Unternehmen von Arezzo.

flag-russiaГонконг снова Эльдорадо 

Обратите внимание, для всех операторов в ювелирном мире: азиатский рынок очень здорово, как свидетельствует недавнее Hong Kong Jewellery & Gem Fair. Студенческие протесты, в самом деле, не провал для достижения рекордное количество экспонентов и покупателей со всего мира. Некоторые цифры: 3695 экспонентов из 49 стран и регионов, разделенных между Convention & Exhibition Centre в Гонконге для готовых ювелирных изделий и Asia World Expo на алмазы, драгоценными камнями и жемчугом. Результат: 59 116 уникальных покупателей из 157 стран и регионов, с увеличением на 12% по сравнению с прошлым годом. А кто говорит, что Азия покупает меньше … Напротив, рост числа посетителей из Азии составила 17% по сравнению с прошлогодним издания. Не только: в этом издании, впервые, число посетителей из Китая (18310) превысило число посетителей в Гонконг (17079).Ранжирование посетителей продолжает с Индией, США, Тайвань, Таиланд, Япония, Филиппины, Корея и Индонезии. Спасибо также большим разнообразием продуктов и материалов: смолы, серебра, титана, бронзы, палладия, золота, платины, хрусталя, бриллиантов, жемчуга, драгоценных камней … А в этом году, павильон, посвященный алмазов был самым крупным в мир. Три основные области были те, Гонконга Премьер павильон, с 37 местных предприятий с высоким уровнем конца, Международный Премьер павильон, с 70 брендов из 21 стран, и прекрасный дизайн павильон, где 74 других мировых брендов. Очень переполненный большой зал Таиланде, работает со сложными творений в серебро и золото.

Трудно, в связи с большим количеством участников, чтобы увидеть прописать линию тренда. Как всегда в Азии, жадеит продолжает оставаться одним из любимых предметов. Высоко ценится танзанит и голубой топаз, турмалин, в частности зеленый и розовый. Всегда требуется цветные бриллианты. Янтарный привлекла внимание многих китайских покупателей, которые были очень благодарны из украшений вдохновлен природой, особенно цветами и птицами. “Чтобы знать тенденции рынка и удовлетворения серьезных профессионалов ювелирного, ярмарка сентября это событие, которое вы не можете потерять,” был комментарий Максимилиана Arostinini, партнер Пикадор, компании из Ареццо.

spagna-okHong Kong es siempre el Eldorado 

Aviso a todos los operadores del mundo de la joyería: el mercado asiático es muy saludable, como lo demuestra la reciente Hong Kong Jewellery & Gem Fair. Las protestas de los estudiantes, de hecho, lo hacen no el fracaso para alcanzar un número récord de expositores y compradores de todo el mundo. Algunas cifras: 3.695 expositores de 49 países y regiones, divididas entre el Centro de Convenciones y Exposiciones de Hong Kong para la joyería acabado y la Expo Mundial de Asia en busca de diamantes, piedras preciosas y perlas. Resultado: 59.116 compradores únicos de 157 países y regiones, con un incremento del 12% respecto al año pasado. Y alguien dice que Asia compra menos… En contraste, el crecimiento en el número de visitantes de Asia fue del 17% en comparación con la edición del año pasado. No sólo: en esta edición, por primera vez, el número de visitantes de China (18,310) superó el número de visitantes a Hong Kong (17.079). El ranking de visitantes continúa con la India, EE.UU., Taiwán, Tailandia, Japón, Filipinas, Corea e Indonesia. Gracias también a la gran variedad de productos y materiales: resina, plata, titanio, bronce, paladio, oro, platino, cristal, diamantes, perlas, piedras preciosas. Y este año, el pabellón dedicado a los diamantes era el más grande de el mundo. Las tres áreas principales fueron los de Hong Kong Premier Pavilion, con 37 empresas locales a la gama alta, la Internacional Premier Pavilion, con 70 marcas de 21 países, y el Pabellón de Diseño Fine, donde otras 74 marcas globales. Muy concurrido el gran salón de Tailandia, en colaboración con sofisticadas creaciones en plata y oro.

Difícil, debido al gran número de expositores, para ver una línea de tendencia definir en los. Como siempre en Asia, la jadeíta sigue siendo uno de los temas favoritos. Muy apreciado tanzanita y azul topacio, turmalina, en particular, verde y rosa. Necesario siempre los diamantes de color. Amber ha atraído la atención de muchos compradores chinos, que estaban muy agradecidos de joyas inspiradas en la naturaleza, especialmente las flores y los pájaros. “Conocer las tendencias del mercado y conoce a profesionales serios de la joyería, la Feria de Septiembre es un evento que no se puede perder”, fue el comentario de Maximiliano Arostinini, socio de Picador, empresa de Arezzo.