The Renaissance of Temple St. Clair
The jewels of Temple St. Clair, from Virginia to Florence, passing through the Renaissance and the nature ♦ ︎ From Florence she started over 30 years ago. And in Florence […]
Read more ›The jewels of Temple St. Clair, from Virginia to Florence, passing through the Renaissance and the nature ♦ ︎ From Florence she started over 30 years ago. And in Florence […]
Read more ›In Florence, the high-end bijoux are those of Bona Tondinelli. The designer, however, has a particular history, because until 2011 she was an antique dealer and interior designer. And it […]
Read more ›The ancient tradition of the chisel in the laboratory of Massai Orafi in Florence ♦ The art in Florence is not only one found in the halls of the Uffizi, under […]
Read more ›The unmistakable style of luxury bijoux signed by Alcozer, a Florentine Maison ♦ ︎ In Florence, brass is like gold: it becomes a luxury material thanks to the precise and […]
Read more ›Hadar Nornberg’s jewels, designer that loves a rigorous geometry ♦ An international artist lent to jewelry: she could be defined as the Israeli-Swiss Hadar Nornberg, who with her brand expressed […]
Read more ›The Florentine designer Maria Gaia Piccini dedicates her jewelery production almost exclusively to the shape of the triangle. And one reason is… ♦ ︎ The triangle is a geometric figure […]
Read more ›You can safely tell Carolina Bucci that she behaves like a child. She won’t be offended. Indeed, she will consider it a compliment. Just look at the jewels that he […]
Read more ›Astrology, stars, luck. All elements that marked the Middle Ages and that have not disappeared for a slice of humanity. Among which there is also Temple St. Clair, an American […]
Read more ›Another event related to jewelry has been canceled: Florence Jewelery Week 2020 undergoes coronavirus quarantine. In fact, it is a non-news, even if it was not official. Since we entered […]
Read more ›From the ancient traditions of Florentine goldsmithery to modern jewelery: the path of Fidia gioielli ♦ ︎ A tradition that comes straight from the Renaissance artisans. And, in addition, the […]
Read more ›Zoë Chicco’s new jewels, even those with Gemfields emeralds ♦ Italian surname, but she is born in Pennsylvania: Zoë Chicco has convinced stars like Giselle Bundchen, Sofia Vergara, Cameron Diaz, […]
Read more ›It’s name is 999: the number is the brand of a Florence company specialized in tubogas bracelets and necklaces (but not only). In 1999, in fact, a new jewelery brand […]
Read more ›The new jewels by the Florence goldsmith Alessandro Dari, awarded at the Milan Jewelery Week ♦ Jeweler or sculptor? Artist or a goldsmith? Innovator or traditionalist? All these definitions are […]
Read more ›The hypnotic circles in gold and diamonds by Orlando Orlandini, pure Florentine creativity ♦ Where Florence gives way to the Tuscan countryside there is the jewelery company Orlando Orlandini. The […]
Read more ›Jewelry from the affordable price of Passavinti, a brand from Florence that offers traditional production alongside to one kind more trendy ♦ ︎ Passavinti, a Florence brand, uses pearly fired […]
Read more ›Meini Gioielli, the Florentine goldsmith’s tradition always has its charm ♦ ︎ The story is that of many other artisan realities of jewelery: the young apprentice who learns the secrets […]
Read more ›Andrea Fohrman: the moon is a precious satellite in Los Angeles designer collections ♦︎ She is one of the few women who do not are offend if someone tells her […]
Read more ›Bijoux: those of the NotForAll brand are made in Florence ♦ NotForAll is for everyone and was born in 2010. The name of the brand is English, as the company […]
Read more ›Elena Braccini, Florentine bijoux designer, proposes a series of rings and earrings with the shape of animals ♦ In Italy Elena Braccini is known above all for being the former […]
Read more ›Wings, dogs, even fetuses: the world of the designer Mariana Gorga seems to fly with the imagination ♦ ︎ From Brazil to Italy, on the wings of mythology: it’s the […]
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