gioielli - Page 2

Magic Wire with gold’s memory

Founded in 1960, Rancangelo is one of the largest jewelery companies based in Vicenza. Founded by Angelo Antonio Rancan, it has developed and is today led by his son, Pietro Rancan. The company produces high-end jewellery, under the Rancangelo brand, but has also recently launched the Magic Wire brand, born shortly before the pandemic. As in the rest of the company’s production, the basic element for Magic Wire is gold. But, as the name of the brand suggests, it plays on the shape of the soft and flexible wire.

Collezione Quadrati
Quadrati collection

To ensure flexibility and, at the same time, resistance, the gold wires have a titanium core. The combination of the two metals adds flexibility without the risk of losing the original shape of the jewel. The system is patented under the name Shape Memory. They are apparently simple and linear jewels, but which hide refined technology. As demonstrated by the Square and Onde collections, where the three-dimensionality of the jewel is combined with the movement of the soft gold thread.

Square rings are available with multiple strands, alongside bracelets, earrings and necklaces. The cleanliness of the shape is the real protagonist. The jewels of the Onde collection are a succession of curved lines of different widths. They move together with the different body postures or gestures of the wearer. In addition to gold, some models feature brilliant-cut diamonds.

Pianeti collection
Pianeti collection

Other Magic Wire lines are Angel, the brand’s evergreen, and Pianeti, of a minimalist nature. The iconic spiral ring is part of it, a best seller of the brand, thanks to its particularity and versatility which also make it perfect combined with other pieces. And the Perfect line adds diamonds to the essentiality of Angel.
Onde collection
Onde collection

Chantecler celebrates its iconic bell

The bell of Chantecler still rings and celebrates its first 80 years. Many, yet it is an icon full of life. The bell is one of the symbols of the Maison of Capri. But not only that: it is also the symbol of an entire era, that of the post-war period, of the Dolce Vita, of the economic boom, of high-end tourism, of those who were the first true influencers such as Jackie Kennedy-Onassis, and of nonconformism of Pietro Capuano, founder of Chantecler.

Campanella Capriness
Campanella Capriness

The island located in the Mediterranean Sea, right in front of Naples, was the cradle of the jewelry brand that became famous thanks to the inventiveness of its founder Chantecler, who in 1944, in the midst of the Second World War, symbolically offered a bell to the American president Franklin Delano Roosevelt, as a wish for peace. A symbol of peace that would not hurt even today, in such difficult times. The history of the bell and of Chantecler was retraced in an exhibition on the occasion of Vicenzaoro January 2024: documents, such as the letters of Edda Ciano to Pietro Capuano, nicknamed Chantecler for his over the top character by the Duce’s daughter, photographs of era, the reproduction of the bell at the origin of everything, memories and, of course, jewels.

The exhibition was an opportunity to retrace the history of our company, but also of a piece of Italian history. Chantecler began its journey starting from a bell, which is still a symbolic jewel. And which today is renewed with new models.
Gabriele Aprea, president of Chantecler

Gabriele Aprea. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Gabriele Aprea. Copyright: gioiellis.com

The bell, together with the rooster, has become a symbol of Chantecler. The small bells transformed into jewels are also an aesthetic and cheerful element. This is why in 2024 Chantecler celebrates the anniversary with the Year of the Bell and new jewels. Like Campanella Jaqueline Kennedy-Onassis, a great friend and fan of the Maison in the Sixties and Seventies. The bell is entirely covered in a mosaic of marquise diamonds, which slope down onto the ball. In stark contrast, the edge and the bridge are punctuated by diamond baguettes, with a brilliant geometric motif that aims to interpret the charm of the US First Lady in a modern key. The Campanella Capriness, dedicated to the island, however, enhances the marine identity with a striped motif in enamel and precious stones.
At Vicenzaoro Chantecler also chose to present new products with the Enchanté and Joyful lines, which we will talk about in other articles.

La riproduzione della storica campana donata da Pietro Capuano al presidente americano Franklin Delano Roosevelt
The reproduction of the historic bell donated by Pietro Capuano to the American president Franklin Delano Roosevelt

La consegna della campana
The delivery of the bell

Una storica immagine di Jackie Kennedy con Piero Capuano
A historic image of Jackie Kennedy with Pietro Capuano in Capri

Jewelry without mysteries for Mist Jewels

In Istanbul the Simoro brand is famous: it is that of a family-run company that produces jewelery and semi-finished products, achieving large production volumes and wholesale exports abroad. Simoro, which uses Italian technology for its hollow chains and has two stores in the Turkish city’s Grand Bazaar, was founded in 1976 by the Gizem-Canalp Karışık brothers. More recently it has entered the online retail sector in the domestic market with the Mist Jewels brand, which has achieved good success.

Bracciali di Mist Jewels
Bracelets by Mist Jewels

The jewels of Mist Jewels are intended, in particular, for a young audience, who loves to wear necklaces or bracelets made up of thin chains, with many pendants. Jewelery to wear every day, suitable for any circumstance with the idea of telling a story, evoking emotions and empathizing with the wearer. Mist offers fashion jewelery that uses 14-carat gold, diamonds and small stones to keep prices down. A gold necklace with pendant and diamonds, for example, costs around a thousand euros.
Le collezioni comprendono anche gioielli per il corpo
Le collezioni comprendono anche gioielli per il corpo

Collane e orecchini
Necklaces and earrings
Bracciali e collane indossati
Bracelets and necklaces worn
Collane di Mist Jewels indossate
Necklaces by Mist Jewels
Collane con ciondoli
Necklaces with pendants

The 2024 forecast for jewelry

The Italian jewelery industry shines like what it produces. The data from the fifth edition of the economic survey promoted by the Club degli Orafi Italia – Intesa Sanpaolo, presented at VicenzaOro, seem at first sight as sweet as honey for businesses: in 2023 it rose to 44% (from 39% in June) percentage of those who declare a growing turnover. The survey was carried out between November and December 2023 on approximately 30 companies in the sector.

Vicenzaoro logo
Vicenzaoro logo

However, 2024 opens with greater uncertainty, due to the economic slowdown in many countries and geopolitical tensions. And considering the Istat production index, we note a progressive worsening during 2023, with an average of the first ten months a slight decline (-1.4%), however more contained than the data for the fashion system (-6 ,6%).

The data from this fifth edition of the economic survey confirm that the gold sector, despite the uncertainties in the global economic panorama, demonstrates a unique response capacity on the Italian production panorama. In anticipation of the slowdown in the international economy, especially in the first part of the year, it will be crucial for companies in the sector to focus on strengthening their competitiveness through targeted investments. This strategic approach will allow us to capture the recovery in demand and maintain a robust presence on international markets.
Giorgio Villa, President of the Italian Goldsmiths’ Club

Giorgio Villa
Giorgio Villa

The Istat turnover index in the period January-October 2023 shows a growth of 8.5% for the goldsmith sector, better than the fashion system (+3.3%) and the total manufacturing sector (-0.1%). A result achieved above all thanks to exports despite a context of stable global demand (+0.3% in quantity), Italian exports of precious jewelery stood at 6.8 billion euros, growing in value of +12.3% and with quantities holding steady (+0.9%). In essence: the number of jewels or semi-finished products sold increases slightly, but at a higher price. It must be added, however, that the increase is also a reflection of inflation.

The reference scenario is conditioned by the overall slowdown that is also occurring in this sector which, however, has shown in recent years a good ability to respond to crises, also the result of the process of competitive strengthening. Even in a more uncertain context, it will be crucial to support the propensity to invest to strengthen the level of innovation and efficiency of the processes; these factors will have to coexist and maximize the strengths of the sector such as craftsmanship and production flexibility.
Stefania Trenti, Industry and Local Economies Research, Intesa Sanpaolo

Giorgio Villa, presidente del Club degli Orafi Italia e Stefania Trenti, Responsabile Industry Research, Direzione Studi e Ricerche Intesa Sanpaolo sul palco di Vicenzaoro. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Giorgio Villa, president of the Italian Goldsmiths’ Club and Stefania Trenti, Head of Industry Research, Intesa Sanpaolo Studies and Research Department on the Vicenzaoro stage. Copyright: gioiellis.com

The markets that fared best are (surprisingly) the Chinese and Turkish ones, two economies that are not experiencing their best form. In detail: the United States (+6.3%) and France (+14.2%) are growing, but above all Switzerland (+43.6%), logistics hub of luxury fashion houses, Turkey (+59.5%) and China (+16.7%). Other numbers: in 2022, Italy confirmed itself as the first European exporter in the sector, with 8.2 billion euros, and the fifth globally, with a share of 10.1%, an improvement compared to 8 .3% of 2019.
VicenzaOro January. Copyright: gioiellis.com
VicenzaOro January. Copyright: gioiellis.com

For 2024, operators’ expectations show greater prudence, especially for smaller companies, while for medium-large companies there remain 50% of respondents who expect a growing turnover. Confirming the worsening in demand expectations, the Istat production index also highlights a progressive slowdown during 2023 which leads the data for the first 10 months to record a slight decline (-1.4%), however smaller than the fashion system (-6.6%).

Lavorazione di gioielleria nell'atelier Crieri
Atelier Crieri

The new history of Maison Copin

The history of Maison Copin continues. The brand is part of the history of French jewelry: Copin is a brand born in 1870 from the union of a family of goldsmiths with one of jewelers. And in 1895, newly married Charles and Louise Tirbour took over the business of a distant relative, a goldsmith’s shop created in 1810. Their daughter Suzanne in turn married Roger Copin, a jeweler with workshops in the same building. The business continued for six generations with ups and downs. Until a stop and a restart in 2020 thanks to the intervention of the financial consultant Alexandre Benamu, now general director of the Maison.

Anello con 20 zaffiri rosa su oro riciclato
Ring with 20 pink sapphires on recycled gold

The purchase of the brand also meant regaining possession of the company archives: 1,500 gouaches, a thousand molds, a hundred rings, prints and vintage photos. A good baggage to start again, with the experience of the creative director Sajina Dutertre. But, in addition to offering its new collections, significantly called 00 and 01, Copin also offers a tailor-made jewelery service. In the atelier on rue Saint-Honoré, in Paris, Copin offers the possibility of obtaining a personalized jewel, supporting the customer in the design and creation process. The price of a tailor-made creation starts from 2,500 euros. With two possibilities, adapt a ring from the Copin collection to the customer’s tastes, or use the stones of an old jewel for the new creation.
Anello in oro rosa e 72 diamanti
Ring in rose gold and 72 diamonds

The jewels offered by Copin take inspiration from the tradition behind the brand, such as the 82 ring, a scalloped wedding ring, proposed in numerous variations. Or the retro-style Daisy ring. The jewels are of quality, but with the aim of keeping prices within a high limit, but not very high.
Anello Boreale in oro giallo e diamante
Boreale ring in yellow gold and diamond

Orecchini in oro giallo e diamanti
Yellow gold and diamond earrings
Orecchini New 82 in oro giallo
New 82 earrings in yellow gold

Emi & Eve, give peace a chance

New jewels by Emi & Eve, the brand of an Italian designer born in London to help the Cambodian population ♦ ︎

Emi & Eve jewels are born from the creativity of a young designer, Cassandra Postema, graduated in Fashion and Textile Design at Central St. Martin College in London. A trip to Cambodia changed her life and gave her the right inspiration to start a project characterized by excellence in design, innovation and social responsibility. It is no coincidence that the name of the jewelry brand adds an explicit payoff: Bombs to Beauty. How to transform weapons into something beautiful, in short.
Read also: Emi & Eve jewels for peace

Anello Unity in ottone placcato oro 23,5 carati con corniola e topazio bianco
Unity ring in 23.5 carat gold plated brass with carnelian and white topaz

Cassandra has therefore decided to create an opportunity through jewels made in Cambodia and inspired by nature and oriental philosophies. The artisans who work for Emi & Eve use the metal recovered by Cmac agents (Cambodia Mine Action Center) and by local fishermen.
The basic material used in all the collections is brass, derived from the recycling of war remnants extracted from Cambodian soil. The brass is then gold plated to keep the color unchanged over time, in some cases with the addition of natural and untreated stones.

Anello Unity in ottone placcato oro 23,5 carati con onice e topazio bianco
Unity ring in 23.5 carat gold plated brass with onyx and white topaz
Anello in ottone placcato oro 23,5 carati
23.5 carat gold plated brass ring
Orecchini Unity in ottone placcato oro e topazio bianco
Unity earrings in gold-plated brass and white topaz
Orecchini Unity in ottone placcato oro e ametista
Unity earrings in gold-plated brass and amethyst
Orecchini River in ottone placcato oro e onice
River earrings in gold-plated brass and onyx
Bracciale in ottone e corniola
Brass and carnelian bracelet

Nouvel Heritage, but in the tradition

The innovative but judicious jewels of the French Maison Nouvel Heritage ♦ ︎

He has only a few years of life, but he has already conquered a place in the world of jewelry: born in 2015, Nouvel Heritage has succeeded in getting itself talked about. A merit that is above all the founder and creative director, Camille Parruitte. And thanks also to his mother, former director of Cartier, who encouraged the vocation of Camille, who worked in the gemstone trade before founding her jewelry brand.

Diamond Thread ring
Diamond Thread ring

Having tradition with active goldsmith workshops in and around Paris, including the one purchased by Camille’s mother, allowed the young Parisian brand to immediately establish the right contacts to make the pieces of the collections. The jewels are in 18 carat gold and with diamonds and precious stones of ethical origin, while the design is a bridge between avant-garde and tradition. Because Nouvel Heritage wants jewels to be fresh, innovative, but also comfortable when worn. A need that Camille Parruitte has understood well by working within the jewelery manufacturing world. Now, however, Camille is based in New York, although it continues to produce collections in France that were immediately successful.

Dinner Date Mood Hoops
Dinner Date Mood Hoops
Monday Morning Mood Hoops
Monday Morning Mood Hoops

Tuxedo Mood Bangle
Tuxedo Mood Bangle

Anello in oro rosa con diamanti, collezione Thread
Rose gold ring with diamonds, Thread collection

Anello in oro rosa con diamanti
Rose gold ring with diamonds

The new life of Villa Milano

The tradition of Milanese jewelry is renewed. One of the great brands of the Lombard city, Villa Milano, has long since updated its proposals thanks to the push of the fifth generation of the family who are custodians of the historic Maison. Rings with large colored stones, Victorian style earrings, but also large bracelets inspired by the architecture of the city Cathedral, not far from the jewelery shop, are the work of the sisters Alice and Francesca Villa. The style remains imaginative, but with Milanese sobriety, which is typical of Villa Milano. A jewelry store that, until recently, was famous above all for the infinite variety of cufflinks. Now, however, the generational nouvelle vague has also opened up other paths.

Alice Villa
Alice Villa. Copyright: gioiellis.com

Villa Milano is one of the oldest jewelery Maisons in the city, founded in 1876 by Benvenuto Villa, goldsmith, sculptor and alchemist. The history of jewelery records the creations of jewels and sculptures present at the great universal exhibitions of the time, winning, in 1889, the gold medal at the Paris exhibition thanks to a decomposable sculpture in the shape of a silver cube. Now the jewelry store, which is based in via San Carpoforo, in the Brera district, is experiencing a second youth.

Orecchini con morganite briolette e perle. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Earrings with briolette morganite and pearls. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Bracciale in oro e argento brunito ispirato a un motivo architettonico del Duomo di Milano. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Bracelet in gold and burnished silver inspired by an architectural motif of the Milan Cathedral. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Il retro dell'anello in agata e tanzanite
The back of the agate and tanzanite ring. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Anello con rubellite e micro mosaico con zaffiri
Ring with rubellite and micro mosaic with sapphires. Copyright: gioiellis.com

The Silvio Ancora’s Class

Jewelry by Ancora Gioielli, made in his goldsmith workshop in Valenza ♦ ︎

Since 1989 Silvio Ancora (the name is pronounced with the accent on “a”) works in his laboratory in Valenza. Do you know him? Difficult if you are not in the industry, if you do not work for some great brand that has had the opportunity to work with him, if you have not commissioned a custom jewel. Because Silvio Ancora’s peculiarity is to work again as a time, with methods and skills that are part of tradition and are taught on the field.

Anello Dream con rubino, zaffiri e diamanti. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Dream ring with ruby, sapphires and diamonds. Copyright: gioiellis.com

A fairly narrow field, in fact, because the jewels offered by the small Maison are of high-end, with the use of gold and precious stones or precious stones. The style is Italian, classic forms combined with some fancy flying, but without exceeding in extravagance. Here are some examples of his work.

Anello Petals con acquamarina e zaffiri blu. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Petals ring with aquamarine and blue sapphires. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Anello con quarzo, zaffiri e diamanti. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Ring with quartz, sapphires and diamonds. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Anello in oro bianco con pavé di diamanti e zaffiro blu
White gold ring with pavé diamonds and blue sapphire
Anello in oro bianco, ametista, topazio, quarzo
Ring in white gold, amethyst, topaz, quartz
Orecchini in oro, tormaline, diamanti
Gold earrings, tourmalines, diamonds

Marcello Bread literally

Marcello Pane, the ancient Neapolitan tradition in modern key with the Letters collection ♦︎

The ancient tradition of Neapolitan jewelery also goes through the Marcello Pane brand. The company boasts an ancient birth in 1899. Today the company is led by Ettore and Marcello Pane, descendants of the founder of the small house. Meanwhile, it has moved from the crafts to the industrial scale: the jewels of the Marcello Pane collections are made in the goldsmith’s center of Caserta, near Naples. This shift from craft to one with more modern machining means has allowed to reduce costs.

Anello con cuore stilizzato, collezione Essential
Anello con cuore stilizzato, collezione Essential

The Marcello Pane collections follow two roads: the most traditional one with gold jewelry, and the most affordable price with silver, along with pearls, while the diamonds alternate with the crystals. One of the most popular collections, for example, is one that uses the most alpha alphabet letters in the most classic ways to make names or simply initials. The Essential and Itaca collections use silver with a particular sandblasted finish that enhances the surface of the jewels, with or without gold plating.

Bracciale in argento con elementi sabbiati della collezione Itaca
Bracciale in argento con elementi sabbiati della collezione Itaca
Orecchini della collezione Essential
Orecchini della collezione Essential
Orecchini in argento con elementi sabbiati della collezione Itaca
Orecchini in argento con elementi sabbiati della collezione Itaca
Bracciale rigido in argento con elementi sabbiati della collezione Itaca
Bracciale rigido in argento con elementi sabbiati della collezione Itaca
Girocollo Ellisse
Girocollo Ellisse
Collana con cuore stilizzato, collezione Essential
Collana con cuore stilizzato, collezione Essential

The meaning of animal-shaped jewelry

Animal-shaped jewelery has always been a recurring motif in jewellery. And they also have hidden meanings, that’s what they are.

Animals have always been an inspiring motif in jewelry. Not only that: each animal also offers a hidden or symbolic meaning. In short, anyone who wears a jewel in the shape of an animal communicates something. The Flamingo brooch of Cartier that belonged to the Duchess of Windsor has made history, like the panther in all its versions. The secreted turtles and the embroidered wings of Buccellati birds are objects of art. While the cartoon-style animals of Van Cleef & Arpels designed in 1954 for a young audience and revived half a century later, they soon became classics, so much so that they induced Grace of Monaco, Jacqueline Onassis and the Parisian upper class bourgeoisie to collect them.

Anello animalier di Leo Pizzo
Ring from the animalier line by Leo Pizzo. Copyright: gioiellis.com

Even the gold fish with the flexible tail and the ruby ​​eyes of Jean Schlumberger is a milestone in jewelry, which for Tiffany has designed beautiful shells. And what about the snake of Bulgari? Since 1977 it is one of the most sold subjects of the brand. And again lions, frogs, bears, caterpillars, crabs and chameleons: the animal theme has always inspired the great jewelers (Vhernier, de Grisogono, Leo Pizzo, Chantecler always include them in their collections) and wins over customers.

For example, Diana Vreeland who fashioned it (she was the legendary editor of Harper’s Bazaar) required her editors to insert a snake into the articles and she herself wore jewels with this shape. But one of his favorites was the gold zebra bracelet, black and white enamel and diamonds, one of David Webb’s masterpieces, the quintessence of American jewelry. And there are many designers who are infected by this theme (as you can see from this gallery), even the most avant-garde ones. Here is a selection of the most creative, to keep an eye on.

The meaning of animal-shaped jewelry

Bee. These insects are associated with industriousness, organizational capacity, and in some way rationality. Bees are a good example to follow. But in the past, bees were also a sign of knowledge, wisdom and, in the Middle Ages, bees were a symbol of purity and even the spiritual world.

Delfina Delettrez: anello Ape in oro giallo 9 carati e smalto giallo e nero con una perla d'acqua dolce
Delfina Delettrez: Ape ring in 9k yellow gold and yellow and black enamel with a freshwater pearl

Eagle. A bird that is a symbol of courage and pride. It is no coincidence that the eagle has been widely used in heraldry and has become part of the coats of arms of many states, even in the two-headed version. Strength, speed, audacity: the eagle has retained this symbolism which comes directly from ancient Greek mythology.

Il bracciale spirato al tema dell’aquila è realizzato in oro, tasvorite, diamanti bianchi, gialli e brown, smeraldi (oltre 18 carati)
Youra Jewelry: the bracelet inspired by the eagle theme is made of gold, tasvorite, white, yellow and brown diamonds, emeralds (over 18 carats)

Dog. Loyalty, dedication, friendship: the dog does not betray and keeps its love for its master-partner intact over the years. Do we need to add anything else?

Van Cleef & Arpels, spilla cane
Van Cleef & Arpels, dog brooch

Snail. It is highly appreciated in the jewelry world for its spiral shell shape. True, the snail is slow. Precisely for this reason it has also become the symbol of those who do not want to adapt to the frenetic everyday routine. Furthermore, they also symbolize the ability to be self-sufficient: they always carry their home with them.

Ciondolo a forma di lumaca in oro bianco e alessandrite
Snail-shaped pendant in white gold and alexandrite

Swan. Elegant, but also pure. The swan has been associated with an innocent and delicate femininity. But also sensual, as evidenced by the myth of Leda seduced by Jupiter in the form of a swan. And, be careful: when swans get angry they can become dangerous.

Collezione Animal World, il Cigno nero
Animal World collection, the Black Swan by Master Exclusive Jewellery

Dolphin. Intelligent and friendly animals, they are associated with the sea, with freedom. Not only that: symbolically, dolphins are also indicated as the heirs, at least according to the history of France before the Revolution of the late eighteenth century.

Ciondolo delfino in oro 14 carati
Dolphin pendant in 14k gold

Butterfly. One of the most used models in jewelry: light, beautiful and (perhaps) elusive. A bit like how many women describe themselves, even if the butterfly also retains the idea of fleetingness and delicacy. Many jewelry designers have tried their hand at this symbol of sophistication.

Butterfly Collection, versione con piccoli diamanti e oro
Sicis, Butterfly Collection, version with small diamonds and gold

Rooster. If you have a rooster-shaped jewel it means that you like the strong courage of the male who imposes his strength and personality in the midst of the female world. But it may simply be its colorful feathers that make you appreciate this animal.

Roberto Coin, anello per l'anno del Gallo
Roberto Coin, ring for the year of the rooster

Cat. He is adored at home and many women who love their cat would like to have him always on their lap purring. It is inevitable that this astute, noble, independent and adorable pet was among the most represented in jewelry.

Spilla di Fabergé con diamanti, zaffiri rosa e tormalina
Fabergé cat-shaped brooch with diamonds, pink sapphires and tourmaline

Owl or owl. This bird in ancient Greece was the symbol of the goddess Minerva. He is considered a symbol of wisdom and cunning, while his ability to see in the dark has associated him with the concept of foresight: a quality that, unfortunately, is very rare in common life.

Alta orologeria: bracciale Gufo in oro bianco etico 18 carati, con diamanti taglio brillante e trapezio, zaffiri multicolori taglio trapezio
Fine watchmaking: Owl bracelet in 18k ethical white gold, with brilliant-cut and trapezoid-cut diamonds, multi-coloured trapezoid-cut sapphires by Chopard

Lion. Everyone knows the symbolism linked to the lion: pride, nobility, but also strength and the desire to impose oneself on others. A jewel in the shape of a lion, of course, can also indicate belonging to the zodiac sign that falls in mid-summer.

José Maria Goñi, spilla a forma di leone in oro, smeraldi, diamanti bianchi, gialli e champagne. Copyright: gioiellis.com
José Maria Goñi, lion-shaped brooch in gold, emeralds, white, yellow and champagne diamonds. Copyright: gioiellis.com

Panther. One of the classics of jewelry, which has become a motif that distinguishes Cartier with its Panthère line. Cunning, strength, sensuality and the ability to surprise are the characteristics associated with this feline. In ancient times the panther was considered an almost perfect animal and, surprisingly, with an intense scent.

Anello in oro bianco, con 365 diamanti taglio brillante, 255 carati, smeraldi, onice. Prezzo: 60.000 euro
Cartier, Panthere ring in white gold, with 365 brilliant-cut diamonds, 255 carats, emeralds, onyx

Peacock. It is an exotic animal, more widespread in Asia and, in its male version, the one with the large tail of colored feathers, associated with the concept of regal beauty. In Hinduism, the Indian peacock is the mount of the god of war, Kartikeya, and the warrior goddess Kaumari, and is also depicted around the goddess Santoshi.

Spilla piuma di pavone in titanio, con spinelli, giada bianca, smeraldi, diamanti.
Peacock feather brooch in titanium, with spinels, white jade, emeralds, diamonds by Osi Vitoria. Copyright: gioiellis.com

Scarab. This small insect was favored and venerated by the ancient Egyptians, who credited it with magical virtues. Now it is no longer worshiped, but on the other hand it is considered a lucky charm.

Aurélie Bidermann. orecchini Scarabeo in oro giallo 18 carati, rubini, zaffiri, diamanti bianchi, ametiste e tzavoriti
Aurélie Bidermann. Scarabeo earrings in 18k yellow gold, rubies, sapphires, white diamonds, amethysts and tsavorites

Monkey. The animal most similar to the human race, at least in one aspect: monkeys are vain as well as mischievous. A jewel that has the appearance of a monkey plays precisely on these two aspects.

Anello Scimmia, oro, tsavoriti granati, zaffiri arancioni, ametiste e diamanti
Carrera Y Carrera, Monkey ring, gold, garnet tsavorites, orange sapphires, amethysts and diamonds

Snake. Snake-shaped jewels are among the most famous of high jewellery. The association of this animal with the concept of sin is inevitable, according to the biblical story. But not only that: the snake is also cunning and, when used in jewellery, often takes the shape of a spiral, also a symbol of spirituality and knowledge.

Il celebre bracciale serpente, in versione orologio
Bulgari, the famous snake bracelet, in a watch version

The jewels of Letizia of Spain

The jewels, and especially the tiaras, of the Queen of Spain Letizia ♦ ︎

Like all the queens, letizia Ortiz Rocasolano, wife of Philip VI of Spain, loves jewelry. As a former network journalist such as Bloomberg, CNN and the Spanish public broadcaster Tve, he is well aware of the value of image and visual communication. Clothing and jewelry selection are, therefore, particularly taken care of by Letizia, who married the then Prince of Asturias, Felipe di Borbone, on May 22, 2004. The ceremony was an event followed by TV stations all over the world: on the screens, one of the innumerable tiaras that are part of the royal kit has appeared. It’s a kind of jewel that seems to be among the queen’s favorites.

La tiara regalata dall'ex dittatore Francisco Franco alla allora regina di Spagna, Sofia, e ora indossata da Letizia
La tiara regalata dall’ex dittatore Francisco Franco alla allora regina di Spagna, Sofia, e ora indossata da Letizia

It is no coincidence that to celebrate the wedding anniversary, King Philip VI gave a tiara worth € 50,000 to Letizia: it is made up of 450 brilliant cut diamonds and five pairs of Australian pearls. Alongside the tiaras, of course, the Queen of Spain has many other jewels, including a pair of earrings with three sapphires each and a large Cartier bracelet in white gold and diamonds. About bracelet: Letizia has also decided to turn a diamond crown of Queen Victoria Eugenia. The set diamonds have been removed to be reused in two identical bracelets.
The Prussian tiara. From the neoclassical line with Greek inspiration, the tiara was made in Berlin in 1913 by the jeweler Koch. In platinum and diamonds, it is composed of two bands: the upper part with laurel leaves and the bottom with greek, in the middle a row of vertical bands of diamonds with a central motif from which hangs a pear-cut diamond. She was presented to Sofia by her mother for her eighteenth birthday.

tiara e1531652614656
La tiara prussiana
Letizia Ortiz indossa la tiara prussiana il giorno delle nozze con Felipe di Borbone
Letizia Ortiz indossa la tiara prussiana il giorno delle nozze con Felipe di Borbone

The chatones necklace. King Alfonso Alfonso XIII’s wedding gift to his wife was a type of necklace very popular in the mid-nineteenth century: diamonds set on a platinum plate (chaton) with a very discreet four-stemmed frame. The king used to have two diamonds on every anniversary, birthday or birth. Result? A 90-carat necklace that came up to life. Divided into two parts, one touched Juan Carlos and is often seen at the neck of Sofia of Spain.

La regina Sofia indossa la tiara di Cartier e la collana chatones
La regina Sofia indossa la tiara di Cartier e la collana chatones
Letizia con la tiara chatones
Letizia con la tiara chatones

The Cartier tiara. Created in the Twenties for Queen Victoria Eugenia, the diadem is composed of a central aigrette, or a frame or jewel in the shape of a feather, in platinum and diamonds and three sloping curls with a pearl set in the center. In a second time the pearls were replaced by emeralds inherited from the empress Eugenie of France, her godmother. Which were then sold during the Roman exile and the tiara returned to its original appearance.

Senza titolo 3 e1531653028930
La tiara Cartier in un immagine precedente all’eliminazione della perla sulla sommità

The Mellerio or de la Chata tiara. Isabella II’s gift for her daughter’s wedding, nicknamed Chata, is one of the few jewels that has been saved from the sale during the Paris exile. The platinum structure ideally depicts the foam of a wave in the center and on the sides of the shells from which pear-shaped pearls hang and 12 diamonds that sway following the movements of the head. But a reader of gioiellis.com (see comments at the bottom of this page) points out that the story is another: the Mellerio diadem of pearls and diamonds, he specifies, was not sold to Drouot (30 June 1878) by Isabelle II simply because the queen received an annuity from Spain after the return to the throne of her son, Alfonso, and it is with this money that she bought new jewels from the French jeweler, like a necklace and a star-shaped tiara.

Senza titolo 22
La principessa delle Asturie con la tiara de la Chata

The floral tiara. It turns into a necklace or brooch the diadem composed of large diamond flowers, given by Francisco Franco to Sofia of Greece, betrothed to Juan Carlos of Bourbon.

tiara floerale franco
La tiara floreale regalo di Francisco Franco a Sofia di Grecia per le nozze con Juan Carlos

The Niarchos rubies. By Van Cleef et Arpels, they are a wedding present in Sofia of Greece by the Greek shipowner. The necklace consists of a chain mounted in gold with cabochon rubies of different sizes, each surrounded by diamonds. The tiara is a double row of the same motif of the necklace and can be used as a two-round necklace or as a long sautoir. To complete the set of drop earrings.

Niarchos
La parure di rubini, regalo di Stavros Niarchos a Sofia di Grecia per le nozze con Juan Carlos

The Russian tiara. Made of platinum, pearls and diamonds for Christine of Austria, regent of Spain, is inspired by the traditional Russian female headdress Kokoshnikc, from which the name comes.

Senza titolo 4
Sofia di Spagna con la tiara russa, appartenuta a Cristina d’Austria reggente di Spagna

The tiara of lily flowers. The most spectacular among the wedding gifts of Alfonso XIII, was created in 1906 by the jeweler Ansorena of Madrid and is composed of brilliant cut diamonds and cushion, on a platinum frame that draws the heraldic symbol of the Bourbons: the lilies. Queen Sofia has worn it only on special occasions.

Senza titolo 9
La tiara con i fiori di giglio simbolo araldico dei Borboni
La tiara regalata da Filippo per l'anniversario di nozze
La tiara regalata da Filippo per l’anniversario di nozze
La ex regina di Spagna Sofia con la tiara prussiana
La regina di Spagna Sofia con la tiara prussiana
La regina Sofia con la tiara
La regina Sofia con la tiara

The nuances of Mangiarotti

Mangiarotti, a jewelry manufacturer in Valenza Italy, which is doing great on the international market ♦

Little is known about the role of Roberto Mangiarotti. The company that bears his name, on the other hand, is well known in the world of jewelry. Mangiarotti is an established signature among the 350 companies of Valenza (Piedmont) that produce jewels. A part of its production, however, is on behalf of third parties, while a percentage of the jewels made is reserved for export, also for the Asian market, as evidenced by the presence of the Piedmontese brand at numerous trade fairs.

Collana in oro e ametista
Gold and amethyst necklace. Copyright: gioiellis.com

The company has now passed the milestone of 35 years since its foundation, which took place in 1987, and the “Mangiarotti jewel” has established itself as an object that makes stones, especially colored ones, a flag. As in the case of the Riviere collection, in which large amethysts keep company with gold and diamonds. The Amante set, on the other hand, focuses on jewels in white gold, Tahitian pearls, briolette-cut stones and white diamonds, while the opera line uses yellow gold, smoky quartz, green tourmaline, green amethyst, brown diamonds. In short, there is no lack of interesting combinations. In addition, for each set of jewelry, there are some variations, such as gold of a different color or the replacement of some stones.

Anello in oro e ametista. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Gold and amethyst ring. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Orecchini con topazio blu e turchese
Earrings with blue topaz and turquoise
Bracciale con corallo, topazio e diamanti
Bracelet with coral, topaz and diamonds
Anello con opale e smeraldi
Ring with opal and emeralds
Set Cenerentola
Cinderella set
Mangiarotti, collezione Opera
Mangiarotti, Opera collection
Anello in oro, diamanti e tanzanite
Ring in gold, diamonds and tanzanite

The jewels suitable for New Year’s Eve

What to wear for the evening of the last day of the year? Here are jewelry ideas that you will find in some cases at the last minute.

You’ve found the shoes and the dress, to decide what to wear on New Year’s Eve, all that’s missing is the jewelry. But be careful, if you like celebrating the last day of the year so much, you should know that the date is not the same everywhere in the world. If in most Western countries and Japan the last day of the year is December 31, in other parts of the world this date falls on completely different days. Some examples: for certain Orthodox Churches and Eastern Catholic Churches, the beginning of the year (for religious ceremonies) is celebrated on the day corresponding to Gregorian January 14.

Collana di perle by Coscia
Pearl necklace by Coscia

Chinese New Year is celebrated in correspondence with the new moon which falls between January 21 and February 20 (in 2023, for example, it is Sunday January 22). The Islamic New Year, on the contrary, corresponds, compared to the Gregorian calendar, to approximately one month late every three years. So if you want, you can celebrate them all…

Pandora, gioielli della collezione Moments indossati
Pandora, jewels from the Moments collection worn

In short, the most important night of the year, how to choose jewelry? A flashy and colorful necklace will help reinvent a little black dress or a dress already worn before. Or lace, stars, moons on gold and silver, embellished with diamonds or zircons make any look sparkling. If, on the other hand, it is the dress that is flashy, button earrings, a sterling silver bracelet or long thin gold necklaces will give the perfect finishing touch. In short, the important thing is that they shine to celebrate until the early hours of the New Year, but also that they are in balance with the dress.

Madalina Ghenea con una collier della colelzione Vulcania, alta gioielleria Damiani
Madalina Ghenea with a necklace from the Vulcania collection, Damiani high jewelry

There are certainly three guide colors for the night of December 31: black, white and red. For a party that starts strictly after 9 p.m., a black dress is perfect. And with a dark color the ideal is to prefer the classic: the red of rubies, or of a stone of the same shade (there are also cheap ones) and the sparkling white of diamonds or, if in the drawer you Don’t have any such as precious jewelry, white silver or synthetic stones, like cubic zirconia. They just need to shine to the toast.

Collezione Amuleti by Nanis
Amulets Collection by Nanis
Anello in oro bianco e diamanti di Leo Pizzo
Ring in white gold and diamonds by Leo Pizzo
Anello e bracciale di Giselle Effting
Ring and bracelet by Giselle Effting

Some nice triangles

Do you like the shape of the triangle? Do you think which number 3 is perfect? Do you want a different shape of jewelry? Here are the triangles, which give a shock to the habits ♦

Some like the triangle. No, not that of love: After a timid appearance in 2012, is back as a protagonist in 2014-15 catwalks and gives shape to rings, bracelets, necklaces and earrings. So, even in fashion the geometric figure, which in many religions represents unity and is the alchemical symbol of the past present and future, it seems to be a trend here to stay. Saint Laurent has fit into earrings combining it with another season’s must have, the fringes, Isabel Marant has made from it a bandana to put on the neck. Actually, in jewelry is a form as old as the jewelry itself and not for nothing each year there are always some designers who propose it again. In colored plastic or unsual material it ever seems new.

Il taglio trilliant
Trilliant cut

The Trilliant (or trillion) cut
Jewelry with a triangular shape usually uses Trilliant cut gems, especially diamonds. It is a triangular type of cut, with three equal sides and 31 or 50 facets, if the diamonds are used as solitaires or additional stones. For solitaires is used a curved or convex cut, while for other uses the gems with Trilliant cut stones, are cut not curved or concave. There are also triangular cuts with rounded corners and step cuts. Diamonds with this shape are often used as side stones to complement a solitaire in engagement rings.

Eva Fehren, orecchino singolo in oro bianco annerito con diamanti bianchi e diamante taglio trilliant
Eva Fehren, single earring in blackened white gold with white diamonds and a trilliant cut diamond

It’s good wearing triangular jewelry?
The choice of a triangular-shaped jewel denotes the desire to go against the grain, to be original. Pay attention, however, to the combination with the dress, which must be consistent with the style of the jewel: a sporty outfit is better, even better with a dark or post-punk touch. The triangular jewel must also be considered in relation to the physical conformation of the wearer. Triangular earrings, for example, can be redundant on those with a heart-shaped face. A triangular pendant can instead draw the eye to the neckline. Finally: those who wear a triangular-shaped jewel must be careful not to get the corners caught in the fabric of the dress, and must try to avoid stinging someone in the event of kisses and hugs. Or he may do it on purpose, of course.

Orecchini Cairo con diamanti taglio trilliant e madreperla
Cairo earrings with trilliant-cut diamonds and mother-of-pearl by Busatti 1947

Triangular-shaped jewels, or with gems cut on three sides, can also be appreciated for the symbolic meanings that are connected with this geometric figure. The number 3 is considered special in many religions and has been at the center of the history of philosophy. Just remember Hegel’s thesis-antithesis-synthesis triad. It should be noted that when we talk about a triangle in symbolism, a figure with three equal, equilateral sides is almost always depicted. Three phases of human existence are considered: birth, life, death. Or: past, present and future.
Collana con ciondolo triangolare di diamanti
Necklace with triangular diamond pendant

In the Christian religion the number three is also linked to the Trinity (Father, Son, Holy Spirit): God is often depicted as a triangle. In many ancient cultures, such as the Greek or Norse, the triangle was associated with the concept of fertility or with the brotherhood and honor of slain warriors. More simply, however, the triangle is also the symbol of shared love, not of a couple. But giving a jewel with a triangular gem does not allude to a choice of this type.

Orecchini con tanzanite taglio trillion e diamanti
Earrings with trillion-cut tanzanite and diamonds
Anello in oro bianco e tormalina Paraiba
Ring in white gold and Paraiba tourmaline
Anello della collezione Oui in oro bianco, smalto nero diamante taglio trilliant e smeraldo
Nikos Koulis, ring from the Oui collection in white gold, black enamel, trilliant cut diamond and emerald
Jill Golden, girocollo con pendente triangolo in oro 14 carati
Jill Golden, choker with 14k gold triangle pendant

Rcm surprise

The high jewelry by Rcm, one of the best companies in Valenza ♦

Rcm, a brand born in the district of Valenza: the abbreviation suggest the initials of names of Lorenzo Ricci, Adriano Corbellini and Guerino Manfrinati that in 1969 they put together their goldsmiths expertise to open a laboratory. Objective: To maintain a very high standard and possibly convince the international public. Therefore the three have focused heavily on the quality of gems, so you assign value not only to the pleasure of the design, but also to the materials used to manufacture the jewelry. The results are very bright jewels, but also very sober in some occasion, with results even surprising. As in the case of the book rings, which seem to open it with a design that is similar to a bellows. They are studded with small diamonds or emeralds and in this way double their surface of the pavé.

Collana con diamanti bianchi, oro, ametista
Collana con diamanti bianchi, oro, ametista. Copyright: gioiellis.com

Rcm jewels are marked by a classic, high-end style. But the company does not forget the importance of new technologies. For example, with the introduction of titanium, a metal that allows the creation of large volumes and absolute lightness of jewelry, even if it is difficult to work with. An example of the goldsmith art of RCM is the bracelet composed of diamonds and emeralds, with two bands of overlapping gems, presented at Vicenzaoro.

Bracciale con diamanti per 24 carati e smeraldi per 47 carati. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Bracelet with 24 carats of diamonds and 47 carats of emeralds. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Bracciali in oro di Rcm
Rcm gold bracelets
Orecchini con diamanti fancy
Earrings with fancy diamonds
Anello in oro 18 carati con diamanti bianchi e gialli
18k gold ring with white and yellow diamonds
Anello con diamanti bianchi e fancy yellow
Ring with white and fancy yellow diamonds
Anello con diamanti bianchi e smeraldi
Ring with white diamonds and emeralds
Orecchini con diamanti
Diamond earrings

Hannah Martin, pride and Rock N ‘Roll

The limited edition of fine jewelry by Hannah Martin, in London ♦

The Central St Martins School in London deserves a medal (in gold, of course) to be an inexhaustible factory of high-level designers. One is Hannah Martin (almost the same name of the school, coincidentally), who started working as a consultant for other luxury brands in Paris, Place Vendôme area. Inevitably, then she harnessed her capacity with a brand that bears her name, along with business partner, Nathan Morse.

Piercing in oOro giallo 18 carati con perla marrone di Tahiti e diamanti champagne
Piercing in oOro giallo 18 carati con perla marrone di Tahiti e diamanti champagne

In 2005 she founded in London her brand. Her philosophy, a little ‘surprise, it’s based on three pillars which at first glance are not all connected with the jewelry: authenticity, creativity and honesty. Three important values, as essential stylistic choices, combined with the focus on the technical aspects of implementation. Many pieces are made to order, others are limited editions. Each piece is handmade by the best craftsmen in London, in the laboratory of the company or through an intricate network of specialists in Hatton Garden “We are unabashedly proud of our direct link with the historic nature of the trade,” is the comment by Hannah Martin. The results give the reason. As the It’s Only Rock N ‘Roll collection, which has its references from the idea of ​​a youth style.

Anello Teardrop in oro
Gold teardrop ring
Piercing Teardrop in oro
Gold teardrop piercing
Ciondolo in oro bianco e diamanti
White gold and diamonds
Hannah Martin a GemGenève
Hannah Martin. Copyright: gioiellis.com

Holydays in red with coral

What jewels to wear for holidays? Red is the color of winter holidays and is also the color of coral, which can give an extra touch of liveliness ♦

Winter holidays are colored red, like coral. For this reason, jewels with this material can be an excellent choice to wear for the winter holidays, together with gold and the green color. In fact, shades of red generally go well with an elegant dress and are in line with the Christmas atmosphere. Another advantage is that red coral jewelry is quite easy to find. But be careful: choose those that can prove to be sustainable from an environmental point of view. Many jewelers, who have understood that they cannot risk compromising coral colonies already put to the test by rising temperatures, can show certificates proving the sustainable origin of the coral used for the jewellery.

Anello in oro con corallo rosso e diamanti
Ciaravolo, gold ring with red coral and diamonds

Furthermore, if you have jewels like the ones we publish on this page, be careful not to ruin them. Coral is a natural material, beautiful but also delicate. Coral jewelery must be treated with great care. Coral, like pearls, is a product of animal origin (it is composed of micro organisms) and is not a gemstone or mineral. The tiny corals live in the sea and over the years form calcareous skeletons. This is why you need to be careful. Here you will find the right suggestions to best preserve coral.

Anello con corallo rosso e tsavoriti
Alex Ball, ring with red coral and tsavorites

How to clean coral. It should be cleaned with a soft damp cloth and rinsed with warm soapy water, then dried carefully. But it should not be placed in an ultrasonic jewelry cleaner, nor subjected to a bath in water. If the jewel is dusty, you can also remove the dust using a can of compressed air, of the kind used to clean the inside of computers.
Sautoir di corallo rosso e diamanti
Chantecler, red coral and diamond sautoir

Anello della collezione Riviera in oro bianco, diamanti, corallo
Avakian, ring from the Riviera collection in white gold, diamonds, coral
Orecchini in corallo rosso Cavolfiore
Cassandra Goad, red coral and gold Cauliflower earrings
Bracciale con corallo intrecciato
Eredi Jovon, bracelet with woven coral
Bracciale in argento 925 con sfere in pietra naturale e corallo mediterraneo. Prezzo: 63,35 euro
Salvatore Collaro, 925 silver bracelet with natural stone and Mediterranean coral spheres

Winter holiday jewelry by Oscar Heyman

Oscar Heyman, one of luxury symbols in the American jewelry, has made a collection dedicated to the winter holidays 
The Santa Claus myth comes from a real person: St. Nicholas, bishop of Myra (now called Demre and is a city of Turkey). According to legend, St. Nicholas found and revived five children, which were been kidnapped and killed by an innkeeper. For this prodigy is considered the protector saint of children. St. Nicholas from Turkey went in Italy, in Bari (where he is buried) and from South of Italy the myth has slowly spread to the West, and then transformed in the nineteenth century in an old man, fat and with a white beard, who brings gifts to children. Santa Claus as we know it today, however, is especially an invention of Coca Cola, which in the thirties has been promoting that image, with the aim to drink a cold drink even in winter.

Spilla in oro, perla placcata, onice, zaffiri, 120 diamanti
Snowman brooch in gold, plated pearl, onyx, sapphires, 120 diamonds

The two myths, that of the carbonated beverage and the dispenser of gifts, have established themselves each other, becoming two American icons. So it is not strange that Oscar Heyman (we talked about here) one of the most famous jewelers in stars and stripes, symbol of luxury and of traditional America, has dedicated to the symbols of the Christmas holidays a small, fine collection. Of course, if Santa we might give one of these jewels would not be a bad idea…

Spilla Stella di Natale, con 24 rubini baguette, 75 rubini squadrati, 35 diamanti,
Christmas Star brooch, with 24 baguette rubies, 75 square rubies, 35 diamonds
Spilla Corona con 12 rubini, 24 diamanti, 12 smeraldi
Garland brooch with 12 rubies, 24 diamonds, 12 emeralds
Orecchini in platino, diamanti e rubini taglio baguette
Earrings in platinum, diamonds and baguette-cut rubies

JMG, design without borders

JMG: a small Maison that focuses entirely on design and which can be summed up in one name, José María Goñi. After the mandatory stop caused by the pandemic, the brand has returned to its niche market with a presence in Vicenzaoro. The perfect opportunity, according to the designer, to present the Pentagono collection, which brings together jewels defined by the Maison as pieces with “bold and geometric shapes, full of life and vivid colors”. A description that corresponds to reality. Each jewel is handmade, using only the highest quality materials such as 18-karat gold and vvs1-colored G diamonds. Not only. The brand also stands out for its use of large semi-precious stones, such as amethyst, cut with fancy, unusual shapes. The jewels are unique pieces, intended for those with a passion for jewelry.

José Maria Goñi, anello in oro con diamanti bianchi e gialli. Copyright: gioiellis.com
José Maria Goñi, gold ring with white and yellow diamonds. Copyright: gioiellis.com

José María Goñi is a Franco-Chilean designer who learned the secrets of the trade across the United States, Argentina and France, where he studied jewelry at the Sorbonne, experimented and was inspired. His bio tells that he has always been a lover of fine jewelry, since he was a child, and that his half-French, half-Japanese grandmother Harriete Hou Carrier owned a fabulous collection of jewelry that sparked the imagination of José María as a child. The Maison is based in Bangkok, where the designer creates his new collections, with which he won the 2019 Luxury Lifestyle Awards.

José Maria Goñi, anello con tormalina paraiba, diamanti e smeraldi. Copyright: gioiellis.com
José Maria Goñi, ring with paraiba tourmaline, diamonds and emeralds. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Anello in oro, diamanti e ametista di oltre 100 carati
Ring in gold, diamonds and amethyst of over 100 carats. Copyright: gioiellis.com
José Maria Goñi Design, anello pantera con pavé di diamanti, occhi rubino. Copyright: gioiellis.com
José Maria Goñi, panther ring with diamond pavé, ruby eyes. Copyright: gioiellis.com
Anello in oro, diamanti, e zaffiro pan di zucchero di oltre 9 carati
Ring in gold, diamonds and sugar loaf sapphire weighing over 9 carats.Copyright: gioiellis.com
José María Goñi copyright: gioiellis.com
José María Goñi copyright: gioiellis.com