Eleonora Ghilardi

Eleonora Ghilardi diving with H2O




Water is the natural element that is most necessary for the development of life. And it is also a matter loved by human beings. In reality, however, it is not a single element, but a chemical compound of two hydrogen atoms bonded to an oxygen atom. In chemistry this relationship is summarized by the formula H2O. Water as a natural element represented by the formula is also the source of inspiration for the collection of Eleonora Ghilardi, an artisan-goldsmith and jewelry designer from Lombardy. Her H2O collection is a tribute to nature and to her most important element.

Anello in argento della collezione H2O
Anello in argento della collezione H2O

Furthermore, to underline the attention to natural balance, each jewel of the H2O line is packaged in recycled paper packaging, perfumed with a fragrance created specifically for the collection and a certificate of authenticity (Italian-English), jewel maintenance booklet (Italian- English) and cotton bag for the transport and protection of the jewel. The jewels recall the irregular splashes of a wave in shape and are made with the technique of lost wax casting in silver or bronze, with the addition of hard stones such as jasper or labradorite.
Anello in bronzo e bolla di vetro soffiato
Anello in bronzo e bolla di vetro soffiato

Anello in bronzo rosso
Anello in bronzo rosso
Anello in bronzo rosso e smalto
Anello in bronzo rosso e smalto
Collana in argento
Collana in argento

Orecchini in argento e diaspro
Orecchini in argento e diaspro







Eleonora Ghilardi in ellipsis

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The ellipsis turns into jewels in the Ellipsis collection by Eleonora Ghilardi ♦ ︎

What do the ellipses that interrupt or conclude a text mean to you? For many they are simply a graphic sign, for others a punctuation to be spread indiscriminately in short messages on smartphones. But they also mean an unfinished thought, a main statement, a brief pause. For Eleonora Ghilardi I am a source of inspiration for her bijoux creations. So much so that he has dedicated a collection to these three points aligned and that, for her, “leave room for fantasies and fly towards the infinite …”.

Bracciale Ellipsis
Bracciale Ellipsis

They are adjustable rings and bracelets, earrings, pendants and necklaces from the Ellipsis collection. The Italian designer uses bronze and silver with the lost-wax casting technique, the result of frequenting the Goldsmith School, along with colored enamels that design unusual shapes and shades.





Orecchini in bronzo dorato
Orecchini in bronzo dorato

Pendente in bronzo dorato e smalto
Pendente in bronzo dorato e smalto
Anello in bronzo
Anello in bronzo
Anello in bronzo e smalto
Anello in bronzo e smalto
Anelli della collezione Elipsis
Anelli della collezione Elipsis
Anelli della collezione Elipsis in bronzo e smalto
Anelli della collezione Elipsis in bronzo e smalto

Anelli della collezione Elipsis di Eleonora Ghilardi
Anelli della collezione Elipsis di Eleonora Ghilardi







Eleonora Ghilardi green

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Meadow and bonsai flowers: Eleonora Ghilardi chooses nature for her new bijoux ♦ ︎

Eleonora Ghilardi is now a certainty in the world of bijou. It is, in fact, a designer who follows an original path, and who has not only practical experience but also theoretical experience, thanks to studies at the Goldsmith School in Milan. This is confirmed by the novelties presented at Homi, the fair that collects, among other things, many bijoux brands. One of the novelties is the Dandelion line, the wild flower that is found in the meadows in spring. The jewels are in silver or bronze and are composed of many stems that remind the pistils of the flower.

Eleonora Ghilardi, anello bonsai
Eleonora Ghilardi, anello bonsai

Another novelty is Bonsai, a collection inspired by the Japanese technique of miniaturizing shrubs and even trees. From the observation of the mini plants, Eleonora Ghilardi has decided to create wearable bonsai: three rings that can also be micro plants by table, at home, “as you would do with a real bonsai, which is also a small sculpture”. The vase of the Bonsai ring, in porcelain with very natural colors, can be used as a pendant for a necklace.





Anelli bonsai
Anelli bonsai

Orecchini Dandelion
Orecchini Dandelion
Collana Dandelion in argento
Collana Dandelion in argento
Anello Dandelion in bronzo
Anello Dandelion in bronzo
Anello in bronzo
Anello in bronzo

Anello in argento
Anello in argento







Experimental jewelery in Milan





Artistic, contemporary, avant-garde jewels in an exhibition in Milan ♦

Contemporary jewel, artist’s jewel, experimental jewel. All three of these concepts are summarized in the third edition of Walking Treasures organized in Milan by Esh Gallery. The exhibition includes jewelry designed and made by designers such as the Hungarian Orsolya Losonczy, which combines precious metal with raw minerals, or the Israeli Daniella Saraya, a young designer with creations composed mostly of stones and natural elements. The German Carina Shoshtary, on the other hand, started a research on the properties of color and its physiological effects through unusual materials, such as pieces of recovered graffiti and peels of vegetable elements.

Daniella Saraya
Daniella Saraya

The concept of metamorphosis is instead the starting point in the creations of the very young Sara Barbanti, winner of the latest edition of the Joya Award 2018: her jewels are mainly made of wood transformed into charcoal, based on the contrast between poor materials and precious metals. organic shapes and clean geometries, lights and shadows. Also Lodovica Fusco creates jewels reworking elements collected in its territory and in the technique used by Lucilla Giovanninetti and Valentina Caprini that transform textile elements into precious jewels.
The new collection inspired by the punctuation of Eleonora Ghilardi will also be presented, which will be compared with the geometric jewels of Yoko Takirai and the simplicity of Laura Volpi’s creations.
ESH GALLERY
WALKING TREASURES 3 – WALKING TREASURES
28 November – 24 December 2018
Via Forcella 7 (Zona Tortona M2 P.ta Genova)
20144 Milan
t: + 39 0256568164
enquiries@eshgallery.com
www.eshgallery.com
Timetables
Opening: November 28th, from 6.00pm to 9.00pm
29 November – 24 December:
from 11.00 to 19.00 (Sunday closed)




Giulia Savino, maps Milano
Giulia Savino, maps Milano
Orsolya Losoncsy
Orsolya Losoncsy
Sara Barbanti
Sara Barbanti
Valentina Caprini, hingama
Valentina Caprini, hingama
Anello di Laura Volpi
Anello di Laura Volpi

Bracciale di Lodovica Fusco
Bracciale di Lodovica Fusco
Carina Shoshtary, necklace Graffiti, glass, silver, oyster shells
Carina Shoshtary, necklace Graffiti, glass, silver, oyster shells







Eleonora Ghilardi, Canadian style




Eleonora Ghilardi returns from Canada with a new collection to be presented at Homi ♦ ︎
With Lombard punctuality (in fact it is from Lodi) Eleonora Ghilardi updates the state of service of her creative vein. The designer returns to Homi, the fair scheduled for Milan from 26 to 29 January, but in a new exhibition area: no longer Experimenta Plus, but Maestri del Gioiello. Is it a promotion? Certainly a new status, in which the young designer decided to present the new spring / summer collections. The jewels are made of bronze and silver with the lost wax casting technique. “In these new lines there is a new use of enamel, with colors especially dedicated to the inspiration of the new collection”, explains the designer. Who does not give up on connecting rings, necklaces and bracelets on her travels. As in the case of the Sea to Sky collection, inspired by a trip to Canada. Within this collection there are several lines: Blueberry (small spheres like blueberry berries and branches), Falls obviously refers to the Canadian waterfalls, Rainforest with the combination of porcelain and stabilized lichen. Tide Pools is instead linked to the small lakes created by the tides and Pacific Rim to the beaches of the Canadian Pacific Coast.
Read also: Eleonora Ghilardi in New Zealand



Eleonora Ghilardi, linea Blueberry
Eleonora Ghilardi, linea Blueberry
Anello della linea Falls
Anello della linea Falls
Anello della linea Pacific Rim
Anello della linea Pacific Rim
Anello della linea Rainforest
Anello della linea Rainforest
Anello della linea Tide Pools
Gioiello della linea Tide Pools







Milan Unchained

Chains, chains, chains: 150 jewelry made with interlaced rings in the exhibition Scatenata (Unchained), in Milan.
If you love jewelry made with chains, Homi has opened in Milan Scatenata (Unchained), exhibition of 150 pieces made of intersecting circles. It would have been strange if the show had not been curated by Alba Cappellieri, a professor of Jewellery Design and the Attachment to the Politecnico di Milano, already active in the Museum of the Jewel of Vicenza. The chains on display have the most varied backgrounds: they are made by artisans, artists, designers and established brands. They are the result of goldsmith skills, but also of use of innovative materials, by hand or by machine. And for the uninitiated, the chain there is not just one type. It can be groumette, marinara, crossbar, belcher, forzatina, drip, ear, or bracket. All on exhibition.
Scatenata
to March 5, 2017
Hours: 10-20
Fondazione Stelline
Corso Magenta 61, Milan
Free entry

Versace, collezione 1992. Collana in metallo dorato, pelle. Archivio Associazione Culturale Anna Piaggi
Versace, collezione 1992. Collana in metallo dorato, pelle. Archivio Associazione Culturale Anna Piaggi
Uli Rapp, -2014. Collana in cotone e gel
Uli Rapp, -2014. Collana in cotone e gel
Stefania Lucchetta, Drago 2, 2003. Collana in argento rodiato
Stefania Lucchetta, Drago 2, 2003. Collana in argento rodiato
Sandra Di Giacinto, Arabesque, 2009. Collana in cartoncino canneté
Sandra Di Giacinto, Arabesque, 2009. Collana in cartoncino canneté
Raffaella Mangiarotti per San Lorenzo, Modulo-C, 2014. Collana in argento
Raffaella Mangiarotti per San Lorenzo, Modulo-C, 2014. Collana in argento
Peter Hoogeboom, Red Lantern. Collezione Greenware Crockery, Chinawear, 2014. Collana in porcellana, argento
Peter Hoogeboom, Red Lantern. Collezione Greenware Crockery, Chinawear, 2014. Collana in porcellana, argento
Paco Rabanne, anni Sessanta. Cintura-catena in metallo
Paco Rabanne, anni Sessanta. Cintura-catena in metallo
Olivia Monti Arduini, M, 2013. Collana in porcellana, ottone
Olivia Monti Arduini, M, 2013. Collana in porcellana, ottone
Moschino realizzato da Sharra Pagano, 1990. Collana in ottone. Archivio Sharra Pagano
Moschino realizzato da Sharra Pagano, 1990. Collana in ottone. Archivio Sharra Pagano
Flavia Alves De Souza per San Lorenzo, 2003. Collana in argento
Flavia Alves De Souza per San Lorenzo, 2003. Collana in argento
Afra Bianchin Scarpa,  Hokusai, catena in argento 2003
Afra Bianchin Scarpa per San Lorenzo, Hokusai, catena in argento 2003
Monica Castiglioni per  Bijouets, Superleggera doppia lunga scalare, 2015. Collana in poliammide sinterizzata, bronzo
Monica Castiglioni per Bijouets, Superleggera doppia lunga scalare, 2015. Collana in poliammide sinterizzata, bronzo
Matali Crasset per San Lorenzo, Self Loop, 2003. Catena in argento
Matali Crasset per San Lorenzo, Self Loop, 2003. Catena in argento
Maria Francesca pepe, collezione (H)oops!,-2016. Collanain ottone dorato
Maria Francesca pepe, collezione (H)oops!,-2016. Collanain ottone dorato
Manuganda, Compo, 2007. Collana modulare in alluminio anodizzato
Manuganda, Compo, 2007. Collana modulare in alluminio anodizzato
Maiden Art, Swanlight, 2011. Collana in bronzo,  argento, cristalli Swarovski
Maiden Art, Swanlight, 2011. Collana in bronzo, argento, cristalli Swarovski
Linda Gamero, Biomechanical Design, 2013. Collana in titanio, nylon
Linda Gamero, Biomechanical Design, 2013. Collana in titanio, nylon
Laura Affinito per Rossociliegia, 2017. Bracciale in acciaio inox
Laura Affinito per Rossociliegia, 2017. Bracciale in acciaio inox
Giancarlo Montebello. Superleggeri, 2000. Collana in acciaio inox, oro giallo
Giancarlo Montebello. Superleggeri, 2000. Collana in acciaio inox, oro giallo
Ermanno Scevrino. 2015-16. Collana in metallo, cristalli
Ermanno Scevrino. 2015-16. Collana in metallo, cristalli
Enrico Coveri, Giardini all’italiana,1989. Collana con cristalli Swarovski, metallo dorato, vetri di Murano
Enrico Coveri, Giardini all’italiana,1989. Collana con cristalli Swarovski, metallo dorato, vetri di Murano
Emma Francesconi. Arlecchino, 2015. Collana in titanio
Emma Francesconi. Arlecchino, 2015. Collana in titanio
Dorothea Brill, Ladakh. Collezione Meter wise, 2016. Collana in argento rodiato
Dorothea Brill, Ladakh. Collezione Meter wise, 2016. Collana in argento rodiato
Carla Riccoboni. Mix Ellisse Phitos, 2015. Girocollo in argento e oro
Carla Riccoboni. Mix Ellisse Phitos, 2015. Girocollo in argento e oro
Bozart, collana della collezione Saturn, 2015, in ottone
Bozart, collana della collezione Saturn, 2015, in ottone
Barbara Uderzo, Ruggine. Collezione Bijoux Chocolat, 2004. Cioccolato fondente
Barbara Uderzo, Ruggine. Collezione Bijoux Chocolat, 2004. Cioccolato fondente
Angela Missoni per Missoni. Collana in acetato plexiglass, lana fiammata, metallo. Archivio Missoni, 2010
Angela Missoni per Missoni. Collana in acetato plexiglass, lana fiammata, metallo. Archivio Missoni, 2010

Eleonora Ghilardi in Hawaii

Eleonora Ghilardi bijoux come back, with an intercontinental trip from Adda river to Pacific Ocean.
A Homi, the Milan fair dedicated to (among other things) to jewelry, the news never fail. Among those of 2017, there are also the new collections for spring-summer of Eleonora Ghilardi. Lombard of Lodi city, combines design with crafts through a material such as ceramics, as well as silver and bronze. But the force of the imagination for 2017 led her away from the Adda River that flows in his city: the new collection of EG Eleonora Ghilardi Ceramics & Jewels is inspired by the Hawaiian islands. “Even the shapes are the result of a conceptual research. The jewelery is made basically in bronze (lost wax technique), really special … from some tests performed in my private events I have already noted the appreciation of the public, and will therefore easily be proposed, “says Elenora to Gioiellis.com. “I also opted for a color added: Glass gems like for Sweetie line, fragments of shells for Tasman Sea and mirrors for Selfies. The real Made in Italy stands out not only for the care with which the objects are made, but also for creativity in combining the material and this is a constant in my jewels.” MdB

Collezione Ghirigori, bracciale in bronzo
Collezione Ghirigori, bracciale in bronzo
Anelli Gothic
Anelli Gothic
Anello Selfie green
Anello Selfie green
Sweetie with Sweetie
Sweetie with Sweetie
Anello e pendente in argento e ametiste
Anello e pendente in argento e ametiste
Bright Clouds, anello in argento, porcellana e platino
Bright Clouds, anello in argento, porcellana e platino

The newest in Homi

Homi? A bet won», according to the president of Fiera Milano Michele Perini, who relies on numbers: 80 000 buyers visited the third edition of the former Macef just ended in Milan, in 2000 more than last September. Like always, turning around the pavilion dedicated to costume jewelry, the impressions are different: there is someone complaining a lower turnout, who is happy for foreigner presence (an estimated 15%) and those who are enthusiastic about audience and orders.

Homi, interno sezione Sperimenta
Homi, interno sezione Sperimenta
Nina tra le nuvole, nuova linea con lische di pesce
Nina tra le nuvole, nuova linea con lische di pesce

Bijoux and confirmations

For example, Elena Rosso graphic designer by profession and soul of the Turin brand Nina tra le nuvole, which in just two years has established itself in crowded industry, with galvanic, resin and PVC for retro pieces like cameos, will also see the next season, rock items like new earrings with stones and written. And, an unprecedented line with the fishbone theme and thin bangles at 22 euro each from which hang keys, hearts, skulls, stars and the hand of Fatima, more fashionable symbol than ever. A confirmation for Rue des Mille, very Italian brand led by Antonella, and his three sons, who continues a dream that began with her husband Roberto: a 925 silver plated rose gold collection, made of necklaces and bracelets with pendants of various sizes and shapes. To a little coach, the frogs with a crown, lucky charms and letters are added further issues to celebrate two events of this family so close, the traditional graduation cap and a stork. Another novelty is the bracelet two in one Io&Te, with outer plated pink heart and an inner in silver to detach and give who you love. Very nice idea that anticipates another ready for VicenzaOro: thin bracelets, with enamelled figurines and inscriptions as Love and Peace.

Rue des Mille,  bracciale Io&Te  con un cuore esterno rosa e uno interno bianco
Rue des Mille, bracciale Io&Te

Various materials

The desire to take a challenge is also seen in the use of traditional materials such as glass for costume jewelry, reinterpreted with irony or unusual combinations. Niccolò Tagliapietra, in his classic Glass shop in Venice, threads irregular blown glass boule colored a little earthy or very bright in steel wires called Bantu, to give freshness to an ancient tradition. Barbara Proverbio, Piedmontese with solid studies in architecture on the Grand Canal, instead, combines organic and synthetic fibers with the Murano glass working with a hot flame in which are dissolved the glass rods to be modeled. Necklaces with cloth and transparent balls or pearls feature a decoration obtained by subtraction. Watercolors, digital drawings, collage and vintage fabrics are the background of the jewelry by Nadia Vieira, a Spanish designer and Homi’s neophyte in the Sperimenta section, covered with glass domes welded in a zinc and copper alloy. In this area dedicated to emerging designers exposes Annamaria Cardillo, who back on the collection MA_SAI with threads of PVC assembled with strips of leather, long necklaces with wood inserts, magnets and glass boule. Eleonora Ghilardi, of Lodi, represents a craft tradition of her land, ceramics. Sculptor and designer, for her latest collection was inspired by the Hawaii’s islands. Needless to say, shapes are the result of a conceptual research.

Niccolò Tagliapietra, bracciali Bantu in acciaio e vetro
Niccolò Tagliapietra, bracciali Bantu in acciaio e vetro
Barbara Proverbio, collana con boule di vetro
Barbara Proverbio, collana con boule di vetro
Nadia Vieira, monili in vetro, metallo e disegni
Nadia Vieira, monili in vetro, metallo e disegni
Eleonora Ghilardi, gioielli dalle Hawaii in ceramica
Eleonora Ghilardi, gioielli dalle Hawaii in ceramica

Precious incantations

Even Amlé, brand of Santa Maria Capua Vetere, well known for horn use in custom jewelry, well before the Hermès necklaces, is focused on territory traditions. But it does so through an masterly research to give the collection a contemporary twist: ex voto, obtained from the original Bourbon molds, make up maxi necklaces, earrings and rings, instead the mini tambourines in goat skin and hand painted are a pair of earrings, and small Neapolitan nativity fruits decorate the wheels of handcarts-pendants. Obviously, could not be missing the Queen and o’ Sarracino. The idea, new and quite smart, to give a diamond as an investment to a newborn came to International Trading Company, a company specialized in diamonds trading. The cost of the package, called Namuri and submitted in the new section Prezioso, depends on the stone: for example, to 0.3 carats spending is 98 Euros, while for 0.22 carats it comes to the thousand euro. Monica Battistoni

Lo stand di Amlé
Lo stand di Amlé