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Fabergé between gardens and colors

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Alta gioielleria Fabergé, anello della collezione Secret Garden

Fabergé between secret gardens for a few and colors for someone more ♦ ︎
On May 30, 2017 was celebrated the 171th anniversary of the birth of Peter Carl Fabergé, a great Russian jeweler who marked an era with his sophisticated craftsmanship. The Maison, which is famous for the precious eggs that were commissioned by the Tsar, since 2012 has become the property of Gemfields, a giant of gems market. And ownership change seems to be a success: in the first quarter of fiscal year, Fabergé jumped up of 63% of sales volumes. I also deserve the choices of the artistic direction, which has alongside the High Jewelery propose collections more traditional. As is the case with one of the latest novelties, such as the Three Colors of Love collection.
What are the three colors of love? Obviously, red rubies, blue sapphires and green emeralds, precious stones Gemfield extracts in its mines. If, however, the white of the diamonds is added, the colors would be four. But traditional diamonds are considered colorless and so the account returns. In some cases, the rings in the collection have a gold stem with small grooves, that are definite “genuinely distinctive and contemporary” finishing. The prices of this collection start at 2500 euros, to reach up to tens of thousands of euros for pieces with big gemstones.
Alongside such collections as traditional style, Fabergé continues its tradition of High Jewelery. As in the case of the Secret Garden line, which includes an unusual mix of materials, with gold and diamonds along with hard stones and nail polish. Rudy Serra




Alta gioielleria Fabergé, anello della collezione Secret Garden
Alta gioielleria Fabergé, anello della collezione Secret Garden

Alta gioielleria, orecchini della collezione Secret Garden
Alta gioielleria, orecchini della collezione Secret Garden
Orecchini in oro bianco con pavé di diamanti e zaffiri
Orecchini in oro bianco con pavé di diamanti e zaffiri
Anello in oro bianco con diamanti e zaffiro cabochon
Anello in oro bianco con diamanti e zaffiro cabochon
Anello in oro bianco con diamanti e rubino taglio cuscino
Anello in oro bianco con diamanti e rubino taglio cuscino
Anello in oro bianco con diamanti e smeraldo taglio cuscino
Anello in oro bianco con diamanti e smeraldo taglio cuscino

Anelli della collezione Three colors of love
Anelli della collezione Three colors of love







Il Ponte between Cartier and Krizia

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Cartier, bracciale in platino con diamanti rotondi, carré e ovali, con rubini ovali degradanti. Stima: 70-90.000 euro

From Cartier to Krizia: a sale of jewels other than the usual organized by Il Ponte Casa d’Aste ♦
There is Cartier, there is Boucheron. But, above all, there are Italian jewelers for selling vintage pieces organized in Milan by Il Ponte Casa d’Aste. It will be sold jewels, but also vintage fashion. With something of unusual, a one lot of legacy of director Luchino Visconti. And a brooch belonged to Maria Cristina of Savoia, the youngest daughter of King Vittorio Emanuele I. Many also the historical signatures of Italian jewelery such as Missiaglia, Cazzaniga, Moroni, Ansuini, Calderoni, Confalonieri, Cusi, Scavia, Villa. But there are also jewels of Bulgari, Buccellati, Damiani, Frascarolo, Pomellato and Lucia Odescalchi. Among the foreign patrol are the names of Mouboussin, Van Cleef & Arpels, Tiffany, Stern, Fabergé, René Boivin, Lacloche Frerès and David Webb.
The piece at top looks like a Cartier Art Deco bracelet, with rubies, valued up to 90,000 euros. Another unusual aspect: the jewels belonging to and drawn by Mariuccia Mandelli, in art Krizia, one of the earliest Italian signatures of Italian fashion, will be auctioned. An elegant way to introduce the last part of the auction, dedicated to clothes and fashion accessories. Federico Graglia
Auction of jewels and fashion vintage
17 – 18 May 2017 (Exhibition 12-13-14 May)
Palazzo Crivelli – Via Pontaccio 12, Milan




Anello in platino con zaffiro cabochon
Anello in platino con zaffiro cabochon

Boucheron, sautoir in tessuto di cotone, platino, corallo, onice, diamanti. Nappa in perle
Boucheron, sautoir in tessuto di cotone, platino, corallo, onice, diamanti. Nappa in perle
Bracciale rigido in oro giallo con il nome Mariuccia e il logo Krizia
Bracciale rigido in oro giallo con il nome Mariuccia e il logo Krizia
Spilla in oro giallo e argento, con diamanti rotondi e smalto guilloché
Spilla in oro giallo e argento, con diamanti rotondi e smalto guilloché
Cazzaniga, collier in oro bianco, rosa e giallo, con giadeite scolpita, corallo, perle, rubini, diamanti bianchi e fancy
Cazzaniga, collier in oro bianco, rosa e giallo, con giadeite scolpita, corallo, perle, rubini, diamanti bianchi e fancy
Coppia di bracciali a disegno floreale in oro giallo e bianco, diamanti, rubini ovali cabochon
Coppia di bracciali a disegno floreale in oro giallo e bianco, diamanti, rubini ovali cabochon
Spilla a forma di grappolo di uva in oro bianco, giallo, diamanti e perle South Sea
Spilla a forma di grappolo di uva in oro bianco, giallo, diamanti e perle South Sea
Krizia, collier con piattine di maglia a spina di pesce, metallo brunito, profilo di testa di pantera con strass e smalti
Krizia, collier con piattine di maglia a spina di pesce, metallo brunito, profilo di testa di pantera con strass e smalti
Pendente porta ricordi appartenuto a Luchino Visconti. Oro, argento, diamanti e perle
Pendente porta ricordi appartenuto a Luchino Visconti. Oro, argento, diamanti e perle
Pomellato, multi anello in oro bianco e giallo, lucido e satinato, ripiegabile
Pomellato, multi anello in oro bianco e giallo, lucido e satinato, ripiegabile
Bulgari, spilla in oro bianco, diamanti e perle coltivate dal bianco al grigio e al rosa.jpg
Bulgari, spilla in oro bianco, diamanti e perle coltivate dal bianco al grigio e al rosa.jpg

Cartier, bracciale in platino con diamanti rotondi, carré e ovali, con rubini ovali degradanti. Stima: 70-90.000 euro
Cartier, bracciale in platino con diamanti rotondi, carré e ovali, con rubini ovali degradanti. Stima: 70-90.000 euro







Faberge, Yes in three colors

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Anello Say Yes in Colour con rubini e diamante

Fabergé offers a new line of engagement rings with emeralds, rubies or sapphires.
Not only diamonds: the engagement rings are opened to the color, decided Faberge, the Russian brand’s heir historic Maison active from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Rings with three classic colored stones, ruby, emerald and sapphire, are the mini collection called Say Yes in Colour. Another innovation: the cut of the stone which replaces the central diamond is oval. The launch of the new rings line is accompanied by a campaign that also includes a movie. The goal of the luxury jewelry house, which is known for its high-end proposals, is also to reach a younger audience. But without giving up a touch related to the goldsmith tradition of the House, such as the use of small grooves on the ring shank, which are a feature of the style of the company. On the ring circle, also, small diamonds or stones are embedded in the same type of that great at the center. A small diamond protrudes from the frame at the bottom center. One way to remember that Yes means for always. Lavinia Andorno

Anello Say Yes in Colour con rubini e diamante
Anello Say Yes in Colour con rubini e diamante

Immagine dalla campagna Say Yes in Colour, anello con rubino
Immagine dalla campagna Say Yes in Colour, anello con rubino
Anello Say Yes in Colour con smeraldo e diamante
Anello Say Yes in Colour con smeraldo e diamante
Anello Say Yes in Colour con zaffiro e diamante
Anello Say Yes in Colour con zaffiro e diamante
Anello della collezione Rococo, in oro rosa e smalto
Anello della collezione Rococo, in oro rosa e smalto
Anello della collezione Rococo, in oro rosa e diamanti
Anello della collezione Rococo, in oro rosa e diamanti

The mosaic of Fabergé it’s came back

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Pendente Tutti i frutti, con diamanti, rubini, zaffiri

A mosaic of gems on a perfect shape: the egg. Fabergé in 1914 had manufactured one with this technique. It has become one of the most famous jewels. Now the Russian Maison, that is reborned under the Gemfield label, proposes the egg, but shrunk as luxury pendant to hang on the chain of a necklace. Not surprisingly, the group that owns Faberge work in mining. It’s not surprising, therefore, that the egg pendants are covered with rubies, sapphires Mozambique, tzavorites and diamonds, sometimes with the use of a single precious stone, in others with a tutti i frutti mix. The colorful gems are inserted with a with an invisible setting technique. In the Mosaic collection, the colored blocks are stuck like a puzzle next to one another, in tight rows, on a gold structure. A technique that is reminiscent of Peter Carl Faberge, a pioneer in the early twentieth century and author of the famous series of eggs. In particular, The Egg mosaic is one of the Imperial Eggs that the last Czar of Russia, Nicholas II, gave to his wife Tsarina Alexandra Feodorovna in 1914. It is made of gold, pearls, rose cut diamonds, green garnet, enamel green translucent, opaque white, pale opalescent pink, pale green and pale sepia. Today is part of the Royal Collection, the art collection of the British royal family. Federico Graglia

Pendenti Mosaic di Fabergé, con rubini e zaffiri
Pendenti Mosaic di Fabergé, con rubini e zaffiri
Pendente Tutti i frutti, con diamanti, rubini, zaffiri
Pendente Tutti i frutti, con diamanti, rubini, zaffiri
L'uovo originario Mosaic, del 1912
L’uovo originario Mosaic, del 1912

Fabergé forever

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Anello con rubino e diamanti della collezione Devotion

Fabergé, ancient Maison, who was resurrected from the group Gemfields, uses a tongue twister to publicize his creations: the big rings of Devotion collection, with emeralds, rubies and sapphires. His campaign, in fact, has the slogan “Forever. And ever “, that means Forever. And ever. The collection focuses on color throughout, without longing for the very famous eggs collected from the tsar, that made him famous worldwide brand. The motto of advertising, however, refers to those special moments in life when the words “forevere and ever” mean a turning point: weddings, anniversaries, engagements. The stones, set in elegant frames of white gold, on which small diamonds are sorted, they become signals that remind these moments for being together forever.

Anelli della collezione Devotion di Fabergé
Anelli della collezione Devotion di Fabergé
Anello con zaffiri e diamanti
Anello con zaffiri e diamanti
Anello con ametista
Anello con ametista
Anello con alexandrite e diamanti
Anello con alexandrite e diamanti
La campagna Forever. And Ever
La campagna Forever. And Ever
Anello con rubino e diamanti della collezione Devotion
Anello con rubino e diamanti della collezione Devotion

Fabergé in Provence

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Fabergé, whose name is inextricably linked to the precious Easter eggs made for the Czars, is back on the world stage of the jewelry. His latest production of jewelry, which in some cases are even watches, remember the tradition of the house, with oval motifs sprouting through the elaborate design of the different pieces that make up the collections. This is the case, for example, of the pendants egg-shaped.
The new jewelry collections are shown as colored gemstones and exceptionals. The two new collections of fine jewelry are called Secret Garden, and Summer in Provence. The first celebrates the spring and consists of necklace, earrings, rings, bracelets and brooch. The jewels have floral and precious gems of vibrant colors, and are inspired by the passion of Carl Fabergé for the flowers and the work of the Russian painter Marc Chagall. Summer in Provence, on the other hand, is inspired by the sunny landscapes of the south of France in summer. Gold and precious stones come together in ribbons of flowers (a reference to the Russian folklore, the country to which it is linked Faberge) and texture reminiscent clothes floral fabrics. Turquoise beads, natural pearls, Paraiba tourmalines, glossy enamel, diamonds and emeralds make up the set: necklace, earrings and ring. Cosimo Muzzano

Fabergé, Secret Garden
Fabergé, Secret Garden
Fabergé, collezione Estate in Provenza
Fabergé, collezione Estate in Provenza
Estate in Provenza segue lo stesso modello di intreccio di nastri preziosi, dove diamanti, smeraldi e tormaline Paraíba, fiori di di perle e foglie Chrysoprase in delicate sculture, in oro bianco 18 K e smalto. L'orologio è stato prodotto in edizione limitata di cinque copie
Estate in Provenza segue lo stesso modello di intreccio di nastri preziosi, dove diamanti, smeraldi e tormaline Paraíba, fiori di di perle e foglie Chrysoprase in delicate sculture, in oro bianco 18 K e smalto. L’orologio è stato prodotto in edizione limitata di cinque copie

Fabergé, the most valuable egg of the world

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The Fabergé Pearl Egg, 2015 Courtesy of Fabergé

Fabergé, jeweler who has a history entry in the History, returns with his Easter eggs magical and precious. In homage to the next centenary of the maison, the company which continues the work of the goldsmith famous for its eggs and for the masterpieces sold to Tsar, has created a remarkable new piece of jewelry. This time, however, the czars are in the Middle East: the Al-Fardan, among the most famous collectors of pearls. And here is the Faberge Egg Pearl, first egg created in “Class imperial” since 1917. The jewel is inspired by the formation of a pearl inside an oyster, and outside is made with mother of pearl. Inside is concealed a unique pearl of 12.17 carats, from the Persian Gulf of exceptional purity and with a rare shade of gray. To get this Easter egg were engaged 20 artisans. The egg is made with 139 precious pearls, 3,305 diamonds, carved rock crystal, in addition to the set of white and yellow gold. Each pearl that adorns the Faberge Egg Pearl was selected by Hussain Ibrahim Al Fardan in person and comes from his private collection. An ingenious mechanism allows the entire outer shell to rotate on its base, simultaneously with the opening of six sections and to reveal his treasure. The Pearl Egg is accompanied by a series of Faberge white pearls, diamonds and mother of pearl with a pattern comb (19.44 carats). Hussain Ibrahim Al-Fardan, group president Alfardan, does not hide his enthusiasm: “I have a passion for the natural pearls and it took me many years to build my current collection by some of the most extraordinary pearls in the world. Fabergé has a great history and has created jewelry for kings. The Fabergé Eggs are a witness as treasure of luxury and opulence of a bygone era. This is why I worked with Fabergé to combine these two treasures: Faberge and natural pearls Persian Gulf, to create an exceptional piece.” Federico Graglia

The Fabergé Pearl Egg, 2015 Courtesy of Fabergé
The Fabergé Pearl Egg, 2015 Courtesy of Fabergé
Il Fabergé Lilies of the Valley Egg, 1898. Courtesy of the Forbes Collection
Il Fabergé Lilies of the Valley Egg, 1898. Courtesy of the Forbes Collection
Il Fabergé Hen Egg, il primo Fabergé Imperial Easter Egg, 1885. Courtesy of Getty Images
Il Fabergé Hen Egg, il primo Fabergé Imperial Easter Egg, 1885. Courtesy of Getty Images

Gioielli show con la legge del caos

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[wzslider]Il bello della legge del caos: secondo gli esperti di Professional Jeweller, c’è una crescente tendenza tra i designer di gioielli a unire pietre preziose e metalli insieme in un modo apparentemente casuale. Ma, d’altra parte, è difficile distinguere quando il gioiello è progettato con un preciso ordine delle pietre. Spesso, come dimostrano le immagini, anche i disegni più geometrici sembrano obbedire alla legge del caos. Ma il risultato, quando si parla di alta gioielleria, è spesso entusiasmante. I pezzi creati da Bulgari o Dior, ma anche De Beers, Fabergé, Fernando Jorge, V Gioielli e Mabel Hasell  sono diversi modi di cercare un equilibrio tra oro e gemme, ognuno con un suo modo di intendere il mix metallo-pietre. Quale degli accostamenti è più riuscito? Guardate questa gallery e giudicate voi. Matilde de Bounvilles

ukGems and gold, amazing mix

According to experts of Professional Jeweller, there is a growing trend among jewelry designers to combine precious stones and metals together in a seemingly random manner. But, on the other hand, it is difficult to distinguish when the jewel is designed with a precise order of the stones. Often, as this images show, even the more geometric designs seem to obey the law of chaos. But the result, when it comes to high jewelry, is often exciting. The pieces created by Bulgari or Dior, but also Pasquale Bruni, De Beers, Faberge, Fernando Jorge, V Jewels and Mabel Hasell are several ways to search for a balance between gold and gems, each with its own way of understanding the mix metal-stones. Which of the combinations is more apt? Look at this gallery and judge for yourself.

france-flagPierres précieuses et de l’or, étonnant mélange

Selon les experts de Professional Jeweller, il y a une tendance croissante chez les concepteurs de bijoux de combiner pierres et métaux précieux ensemble d’une manière apparemment aléatoire. Mais, d’autre part, il est difficile de distinguer lorsque le bijou est conçu avec un ordre précis des pierres. Souvent, comme ces images montrent, même les conceptions plus géométriques semblent obéir à la loi du chaos. Mais le résultat, quand il se agit de haute joaillerie, est souvent passionnant. Les pièces créées par Bulgari ou Dior, mais aussi Pasquale Bruni, De Beers, Fabergé, Fernando Jorge, V Joyaux et Mabel Hasell ont a plusieurs façons de rechercher un équilibre entre l’or et de pierres précieuses, chacune avec sa propre façon de comprendre le métal de mélange pierres. Laquelle des combinaisons est plus apte? Regardez cette galerie et de juger par vous-même.

german-flagEdelsteine und Gold, erstaunliche Mischung

Nach Ansicht von Experten des Professional Jeweller, gibt es einen wachsenden Trend unter den Schmuckdesignern an Edelsteinen und Edelmetallen in einer scheinbar zufälligen Art und Weise miteinander zu kombinieren. Aber andererseits ist es schwierig, zu unterscheiden, wenn das Schmuckstück mit einer genauen Reihenfolge der Steine gestaltet. Oft, wie diese Bilder zeigen, auch die weitere geometrische Muster scheint das Gesetz des Chaos zu gehorchen. Aber das Ergebnis, wenn es um hohe Schmuck kommt, ist oft spannend. Die von Bulgari oder Dior, sondern auch Pasquale Bruni, De Beers, Faberge, Fernando Jorge V Juwelen und Mabel Hasell Stücke gibt mehrere Möglichkeiten, ein ausgewogenes Verhältnis zwischen Gold und Edelsteine zu suchen, jeder mit seinen eigenen Weg zum Verständnis der Mix Metall Steine. Welche der Kombinationen ist geeignet? Sehen Sie sich diese Galerie und urteilen Sie selbst.

flag-russiaДрагоценные камни и золото, Amazing Mix

По мнению экспертов профессионального ювелира, есть растущая тенденция среди дизайнеров ювелирных украшений, чтобы объединить драгоценные камни и металлы вместе в, казалось бы, случайным образом. Но, с другой стороны, трудно отличить, когда драгоценный камень предназначен с точным порядка камней. Часто, как это снимки показывают, даже более геометрические узоры, кажется, подчиняются закону хаоса. Но результат, когда дело доходит до высокой ювелирных изделий, часто захватывающим. Части, созданные Bulgari или Dior, но и Паскуале Бруни, De Beers, Фаберже, Фернандо Хорхе, V Драгоценности и Мейбл Hasell несколько способов поиска баланса между золотом и драгоценными камнями, каждый из которых по-своему понимания металл-микс камни. Какие из комбинаций более склонны? Посмотрите на эту галерею и судите сами.

spagna-okPiedras preciosas y oro, mezcla asombrosa

Según los expertos del Professional Jeweller, hay una tendencia creciente entre los diseñadores de joyas de combinar piedras y metales preciosos juntos de una manera aparentemente aleatoria. Pero, por otro lado, es difícil distinguir cuando la joya está diseñada con un orden preciso de las piedras. A menudo, como estas imágenes muestran, incluso los diseños más geométricos parecen obedecer la ley del caos. Pero el resultado, cuando se trata de alta joyería, es a menudo excitante. Las piezas creadas por Bulgari o Dior, sino también Pasquale Bruni, De Beers, Faberge, Fernando Jorge, Joyas V y Mabel Hasell varias formas de buscar un equilibrio entre el oro y piedras preciosas, cada una con su propia forma de entender el metal-mix piedras. ¿Cuál de las combinaciones es más apto? Mira esta galería y juzguen ustedes mismos.

Chi ha vinto l’Oscar della gioielleria

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La Best Italian Jewellery Designer è Alba Polenghi Lisca, mentre la Best International Jewellery Designer è Ippolita Rastagno. A VicenzaOro Fall è arrivato il momento degli «Oscar» della gioielleria, Andrea Palladio Jewellery Awards. Ecco gli altri premiati: la Best Italian Jewellery Brand Collection 2013/2014 è quella di Roberto Coin, The Best International Jewellery Brand Collection 2013/2014  è, invece, quello di Fabergè. E il riconoscimento di The Best Jewellery Communication Campaign 2013/2014  è andato a Tiffany; The Best Jewellery Flagship Store 2013/2014 a Bulgari; The Best Jewellery Communication New Media 2013/2014  a Pomellato; mentre The Lifetime Achievement Award  è stato assegnato in ricordo di Sergio Silvestris. Infine, il Jewellery Corporate Social Responsibility Award  lo ha conquistato Eli Izhakoff.

Ecco il film della premiazione

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La terza edizione  degli Andrea Palladio Jewellery Awards, premio promosso e organizzato da Fiera di Vicenza  per celebrare le eccellenze  del lusso e della gioielleria  mondiale, è stato condotto da Giorgia Surina, voce di RTL, e da Cristiano Seganfreddo, giornalista e imprenditore. La giuria era presieduta da Gianmaria Buccellati  e composta da Silvana Annichiarico, direttore del triennale Design Museum, Alba Cappellieri, docente di Design del Gioiello al Politecnico di Milano, Franco Cologni, Presidente della Fondazione Cologni dei Mestieri d’Arte e Clare Phillips, Curatrice del dipartimento di Scultura, Artigianato del ferro, Vetri e Ceramiche del Victoria&Albert Museum. Giulia Netrese

ukWho won the jewelry’s Oscar  

The Best Italian Jewellery Designer is Alba Polenghi Lisca, while the Best International Jewellery Designer is Ippolita Rastagno. At VicenzaOro Fall is the time of the “Oscar” of jewelry. Here are the other winners: the Best Italian Jewellery Brand Collection 2013/2014 was won of Roberto Coin, The Best International Jewellery Brand Collection 2013/2014 was reached, however, by Fabergé. And the award for The Best Jewellery Communication Campaign 2013/2014 went to Tiffany; The Best Jewellery Flagship Store 2013/2014 to Bulgari; The Best New Media Communication Jewellery 2013/2014 at Pomellato; and The Lifetime Achievement Award was presented in memory of Sergio Silvestris. Finally, Jewellery Corporate Social Responsibility Award won him over Eli Izhakoff.

The third edition of Andrea Palladio Jewellery Awards, an award sponsored and organized by Fiera di Vicenza to celebrate excellence in luxury and jewelry world, was led by Giorgia Surina, voice RTL, and Cristiano Seganfreddo, a journalist and entrepreneur. The jury was chaired by Gianmaria Buccellati and composed by Silvana Annichiarico, director of the Design Museum triennial, Cappellieri Alba, lecturer in Jewellery Design at the Politecnico di Milano, Franco Cologni, President of the Foundation Cologni for arts and crafts and Clare Phillips, Curator of the department of Sculpture, Craft iron, Glass and Ceramics at the Victoria & Albert Museum.

france-flagQui a gagné l’Oscar de la bijouterie 

Le Meilleur Designer de bijoux italienne est Alba Polenghi Lisca, tandis que designer Meilleur international de la joaillerie est Ippolita Rastagno. Au VicenzaOro automne est le temps de la “Oscar” de bijoux. Voici les autres gagnants: The Best Italian Jewellery Brand Collection 2013/2014 a été gagné de Roberto Coin, The Best International Jewellery Brand Collection 2013/2014 a été atteint, cependant, par Fabergé. Et The Best Jewellery Communication Campaign 2013/2014 est allé à Tiffany; The Best Jewellery Flagship Store 2013/2014 a Bulgari; The Best New Media Communication Jewellery 2013/2014 à Pomellato; et The Lifetime Achievement Award a été présenté à la mémoire de Sergio Silvestris. Enfin, le prix pour la Corporate Social Responsibility a valu plus de Eli Izhakoff.

La troisième édition de Andrea Palladio Bijoux Awards, un prix parrainé et organisé par Fiera di Vicenza pour célébrer l’excellence dans le luxe et bijoux monde, a été dirigé par Giorgia Sarina, voix de RTL, et Cristiano Seganfreddo, un journaliste et entrepreneur. Le jury était présidé par Gianmaria Buccellati et composé par Silvana Annichiarico, directeur de la Triennale Design Museum, Cappellieri Alba, professeur de conception de bijoux au Politecnico di Milano, Franco Cologni, président de la Fondation Cologni pour les arts et l’artisanat et Clare Phillips, conservateur du département de sculpture, artisanat du fer, du verre et de la céramique au Victoria & Albert Museum.

german-flagWer hat den Schmuck Oscar gewonnen 

Das beste italienische Schmuck-Designer ist  Alba Polenghi Lisca, während die besten internationalen Schmuck-Designer ist Hippolyta Rastagno. Bei VicenzaOro Der Herbst ist die Zeit der “Oscar” von Schmuck. Hier sind die anderen Gewinner: Die besten Italienisch Schmuck Brand Collection 2013/2014 wurde von Roberto Coin gewonnen, die besten internationalen Schmuck Brand Collection 2013/2014 erreicht wurde, jedoch durch Fabergé. Und der Preis für die beste Kommunikationskampagne Schmuck 2013/2014 ging Tiffany; Der beste Schmuck Flagship Store 2013/2014 Bulgari; Der Best New Media Communication Schmuck 2013/2014 bei Pomellato; und The Lifetime Achievement Award wurde in Erinnerung an Sergio Silvestris vorgestellt. Schließlich gewann er Schmuck Corporate Social Responsibility Award über Eli Izhakoff.

Die dritte Ausgabe von Andrea Palladio Schmuck Awards, eine Auszeichnung gesponsert und von Fiera di Vicenza organisiert, um Exzellenz in der Luxus-und Schmuckwelt zu feiern, wurde von Giorgia Surina, Sprach RTL, und Cristiano Seganfreddo, Journalist und Unternehmer geführt. Die Jury war von Gianmaria Buccellati Vorsitz von Silvana Annichiarico, Direktor des Design Museum Triennale, Cappellieri Alba, Dozent für Schmuckdesign an der Politecnico di Milano, Franco Cologni, Präsident der Stiftung für Cologni Kunsthandwerk und Clare Phillips, Kurator zusammen der Abteilung Skulptur, Kunsthandwerk Eisen, Glas und Keramik an der Victoria & Albert Museum.

flag-russiaКто выиграл Оскар ювелирной автора 

Лучший итальянский Ювелирный дизайнер является  Альба Polenghi Lisca, в то время как конструктор Лучший International Jewellery является Ипполита Rastagno. В VicenzaOro грехопадения это время “Оскара” ювелирных изделий. Вот другие победители: Лучший итальянский Ювелирный Марка Коллекция 2013/2014 был выиграли от Roberto Coin, Лучший International Jewellery Марка Коллекция 2013/2014 была достигнута, однако, Фаберже. И награда за Лучший Ювелирный коммуникационная кампания 2013/2014 пошел Тиффани;Лучший Ювелирный Флагманский магазин 2013/2014 для Bulgari;Лучший New Media Communication Украшения 2013/2014 в Pomellato; и премии Lifetime Achievement был представлен в память о Серхио Silvestris. Наконец, ювелирные изделия Корпоративный Award Социальная ответственность выиграл его над Эли Ицхакофф.

Третье издание Андреа Палладио Ювелирные Awards, награду спонсором и организованной Fiera Di Vicenza, чтобы отпраздновать передового опыта в роскоши и ювелирного мира, во главе с Giorgia Сурина, голосовой RTL, и Криштиану Seganfreddo, журналиста и предпринимателя. Жюри под председательством Gianmaria Буччеллати и состоит из Сильвана Annichiarico, директор триеннале Музея дизайна, Cappellieri Альба, преподаватель ювелирного дизайна в Миланского политехнического Франко Колони, президента фонда Колони для декоративно-прикладного искусства и Клэр Филлипс, куратор кафедрой скульптуры, Craft железа, стекла и керамики в музее Виктории и Альберта.

spagna-okQuién ganó el Oscar de la joyería 

El mejor diseñador de la joyería italiana es una mujer, Alba Polenghi Lisca, mientras que el Mejor Diseñador Internacional de Joyería es Ippolita Rastagno. En VicenzaOro Otoño es el momento del “Oscar” de la joyería. Aquí están los otros ganadores: la mejor comida italiana Joyería de marca Colección 2013/2014 fue ganado de Roberto Coin, La Mejor Colección Internacional de Joyería de marca 2013/2014 se alcanzó, sin embargo, por Fabergé. Y el premio a la mejor campaña Joyería Comunicación 2013/2014 fue a Tiffany; El Mejor Joyería Flagship Store 2013/2014 a Bulgari; La Mejor Comunicación New Media Joyería 2013/2014 Pomellato; y el Premio a la Trayectoria fue presentado en memoria de Sergio Silvestris. Por último, el Premio de Responsabilidad Social Corporativa de la joyería le ganó a Eli Izhakoff.

La tercera edición de Andrea Palladio Joyería Awards, un premio patrocinado y organizado por Fiera di Vicenza para celebrar la excelencia en el lujo y la joyería del mundo, fue dirigido por Giorgia Surina, voz RTL, y Cristiano Seganfreddo, periodista y empresario. El jurado estuvo presidido por Gianmaria Buccellati y compuesta por Silvana Annichiarico, director del Museo de Diseño trienal, Cappellieri Alba, profesor de Diseño de Joyería en el Politecnico di Milano, Franco Cologni, Presidente de la Fundación Cologni de artes y oficios y Clare Phillips, Curador del departamento de Escultura, hierro Artesanía, Vidrio y Cerámica en el museo Victoria & Albert.

Fabergé jumps back in Rococo

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Fabergé Rococo, anello Lace in oro rosa con diamanti bianchi taglio rotondo

[wzslider] Curlicue and scrolls in plain gold or studded with stones: Rococo, the collection by Fabergé, is influenced by the original work of the founder, which in his turn was inspired by the style of the eighteenth century. An abstract combination of letters C and S reinterpreted in a contemporary way, as can be seen in pendant with over a thousand brilliant cut stones among diamonds, sapphires, rubies, tourmalines and tsavorites, a clear reference to the legendary Rocaille Egg, an Easter egg created in 1902 for the Russian heiress Varvara Kelkh. The entire collection is truly feminine and versatile: beside earrings from 2000 euro, very wearable and elegant, a sculptural lace ring with multicolored stones and another ring less opulent but modern. It’s a design that looks to the past with an eye into present. Here you have pictures and prices. Matilde de Bounvilles

Great maneuvers on emeralds &c

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Great maneuvers in the world of precious stones. The new trend, which could have significant repercussions on the market, is to combine the activity of gem mining with that of goldsmithing. In short, producer of raw material and engraver united. One of the signals was given by Gemfields, one of the major world producers of emeralds. The giant has announced that it will take over Fabergé, a famous brand that dates back to 1842: it was founded by the court goldsmith of the Russian tsars and created the legendary golden eggs, decorated with precious stones and colored enamels, a gem for the (few) collectors .

Pendenti Mosaic di Fabergé, con rubini e zaffiri
Pendenti Mosaic di Fabergé, con rubini e zaffiri

Both Fabergé and Gemfields belong to the same group, Pallinghurst Resources. Gemfields, listed in London, controls the largest emerald mine in the world, Kagem in Zambia, and aims to weigh more in rubies in Mozambique. The control of Fabergé will allow it to influence the positioning of the product and to strengthen its position on the market of colored gems, particularly in demand in times of crisis, because they are cheaper than diamonds. Fabergé, on the other hand, will benefit from the security of constant supplies. But Gemfields is not the only case: Canadian Henry Winston has already combined the sale of jewels with diamond mining and recently bought the Ekati mine. And since 2001 De Beers, in addition to mining diamonds, has entered the segment of retail jewelery sales with De Beers Diamond Jewelers, a joint venture with the French group Lvmh. Not to mention TIffanY, which is stepping up its work with mining companies, funding the development of new diamond deposits in exchange for a first refusal right on future production. It is no coincidence that it has recently announced two new agreements with Diamcor Mining and DiamondCorp. Tiffany’s strategy, CEO Michael Kowalski explained, derives from the strong growth in demand for diamonds in Asia and the difficulty in identifying new mines. So, what’s better than going to dig (almost) directly?

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