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Gimor, spirit of Milan

Published on January 2, 2022

Pendente Lotus con zaffiri rosa, tsavoriti e diamanti

Directly from the 1960s, the style and precious sobriety of Gimor, a brand that sums up the Milanese spirit ♦ ︎
Sixties, seventies, eighties: those decades are back to get liking, especially in fashion. But also in the jewelry. Keeping that spirit, the years in which Italian design is affirmed, is one of the characteristics of Gimor, a brand born in Milan in the Sixties on the initiative of Giuseppe Moruzzi. The jeweler has infused that style which, even today, is considered a reference point for an entire category of designers.

Naturally, over the years Gimor has reworked the way of making jewelry, adapting it to our times. But looking at the jewels of the Milanese brand is easy to recognize the starting DNA. And more, from a topographical point of view, is right near Piazza Duomo, the heart of the Italian capital city of fashion and design, but also of luxury. Appreciated for its modern but sober style, just like that of the Lombard city, Gimor also had the idea of looking abroad, where he found appreciation for his collections like Lanternina, where geometric lines and a certain irony they are accompanying. This is also a sign of Milanese style.

Collezione Lanternine, anelli in oro rosa e gemme

Pendente della Nature collection, Barriera corallina con zaffiri, tsavoriti, rubini e diamanti

Pendente della Nature collection con zaffiri, tsavoriti, rubini e diamanti

Anello Mirror in oro rosa, diamanti bianchi e brown

Anello contrarié in oro rosa con diamanti bianchi e brown

Rubeus wears the Cathedral

Published on March 12, 2021

Rings/bracciale/Showroom

Anelli e bracciali della collezione Duomo, indossati

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The Duomo, like that of Milan, is often the symbol of Italian cities, and these churches-monuments is inspired the new collection of Rubeus. In Milan, for example, the most large church is located in the homonymous square, in the center of the city and is also the largest church in Italy: the basilica of St. Peter in Rome, in fact, is located in the territory of the Vatican City, which it is an autonomous state. And not only Milan Cathedral, which is also the third largest church in the world, but also other similar sacred places in Italian cities have provided the creative inspiration for the Milanese Maison Rubeus, founded by Nataliya Bondarenko.

Anelli in oro giallo, bianco e rosa con diamanti

The Duomo di Rubeus fine jewelery collection consists of rings, earrings, bracelets and necklaces made up of bezels in yellow or white gold and precious stones. The geometric pattern alludes to the building’s Gothic-style windows, transformed into elements that move the surface of the jewel. In some pieces, the bezels contain a brilliant-cut diamond, or sapphires, emeralds, rubies. In other cases, the same shape is adopted to give shape to semi-precious stones, such as jasper, spinel, tourmaline, turquoise or amethyst.

Anelli mini cocktail con zaffiri e pietre semi preziose

Anelli in oro con pavé di diamanti e pietra centrale

Bozzetti degli anelli cocktail della collezione Duomo di Rubeus

Dada Arrigoni climbs the Duomo

Published on October 7, 2017

Showroom/Design

Dada Arrigoni looks to the future without forgetting the past with the Duomo collection ♦
There are some people that do bizarre proposals and there are those who, on the contrary, don’t want forget the story. Their own story, but also that of your country. Dada Arrigoni, one of the most creative Italian designers, has chosen the second path: innovation does not mean abstruse. And here’s something really original, but at the same time related to tradition: the Duomo collection. Showed in VicenzaOr September, the Duomo collection was born in collaboration with Iranian artist Mahnaz Seyed Ekhtiary, in the design of a necklace-corset made of leather, white gold and diamonds for the Design Competition of the Lombardy Region. From there started the collection with necklaces, rings, bracelets and earrings that recall the shapes of the biforees of the cathedral of Milan.
“Working with Mahnaz was a pleasure, knowing how he thought, his work as an artist and designer, to see the path that followed for a new creation. He gave me the desire to go further and create more than one necklace, to explore other ideas and so this collection was born,” explains Dada Arrigoni.

La collezione Duomo presentata a VicenzaOro

Il gioiello-corsetto in oro, diamanti e cuoio