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Homi Fashion & Jewels Exhibition returns in September

Published on June 14, 2022

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Homi Fashion & Jewels Exhibition, an event dedicated to bijoux, jewels and fashion accessories, is back in September: it will be held from 16 to 19 September in Fieramilano (Rho). In addition to the Italians, French brands and Greek designers are expected. The date is also useful for the presentation of the new collections for the next winter season. Furthermore, Homi takes place in partial contemporaneity with Micam, the international footwear exhibition, Mipel, the international exhibition dedicated to leather goods and fashion accessories and The One Milano, the Haute à-Porter exhibition (18 to 20 September), also in pavilions of Fieramilano.

For the occasion, the link between Homi Fashion & Jewels Exhibition and Poli.Design is also strengthened. The collaboration takes shape in a new space, FJ Visions of tomorrow, which will be developed through Fashion Future Trend, dedicated to the presentation of the new forecasts with multimedia contents. The second Fashion Future Incubator will be a path dedicated to the multiple visions of the future of jewelery and fashion accessories, a concrete story, made explicit through the presence of products that will reflect and interpret the seasonal must-haves and the trending colors of the two macro trends Handle With Care and Beyond Reality.

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Esposizione di gioielli a Homi Fashion&Jewels

Homi Fashion & Jewels moved to mid-March

Published on January 19, 2022

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After Vicenzaoro, the covid is also postponing the Homi Fashion & Jewels Exhibition, an event dedicated to fashion jewelery and accessories. The event was scheduled from 18 to 21 February. Instead, it was repositioned from 11 to 14 March, again within the Fiera Milano Rho exhibition center. It will therefore be in partial coexistence with Micam, the International Footwear Exhibition, scheduled for March 13 to 15 together with The One Mmilano, Salone dell’Haut-à-Porter. The hope is that the decline in infections will make the atmosphere more serene and, above all, favor a greater influx of visitors.

“Aware that physical fairs are essential for the business of companies in the fashion sector, the organizers have once again united in the decision to reposition, keeping faith with the claim #BetterTogether but above all after having listened to the needs of the market”, is the message of the organizers. Which coincides with that of the operators.

NotForAll, bijoux made in Florence

Published on August 4, 2021

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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 itself points out, yet it is very Italian, based in Calenzano, a town between the cities of Prato and Florence.
NotForAll describes itself as a project born around textile suggestions with the encounter between yarn, metal and stones. And this is because it also offers bijoux made with the style of crochet fabrics. Earrings and necklaces are quite simple, but with their own style. They are made of metal, sometimes enamelled and natural or synthetic stones. All for prices that average between 100 and 200 euros.

Curiously, the idea of NotForAll is of a cycling enthusiast, Gianni Frosali, who by profession deals with the import export of jewelery materials through another company, Jit. However, the small company achieved good visibility thanks to its participation in events such as VicenzaOro and Homi.

Collana in argento con castoni bagnati oro rosa, Orecchini in argento con castoni bagnati oro rosa, elementi color corallo

Collana in argento con castoni bagnati oro rosa, pietre sintetiche

Orecchini in argento con castoni bagnati oro rosa, dettagli color corallo — Orecchini in argento con castoni bagnati oro rosa, elementi color corallo

Orecchini in argento con castoni bagnati oro rosa, pietre sintetiche

Homi come back, with a space for research

Published on May 5, 2021

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Cecília Ribeiro, dalla Collectiva Joalharia De Autor. Anello at Homi Fashion Jewels Exhibition

Homi returns. Forgot (almost) the fear of the virus, the fairs are back in attendance. Homi Fashion & Jewels Exhibition, an event dedicated to bijou, trendy jewelery and fashion accessories is scheduled from 18 to 20 September in the pavilions of the Fair in Rho (Milan). The event, among other things, benefits from the collaboration with Poli.Design, which follows the trends of the design industry.

Homi Fashion & Jewels proposes itself also as a project platform in motion between design and research with New Craft, a space that will host a selection of collections of national and international fashion designers. New Craft, in the intentions of the organizers, will be a research hub dedicated to designers who have made exclusive creations, cutting-edge workmanship and quality of manufacturing their recognizable signature. A project that mainly supports the creativity of the “Made In”, which pays particular attention to sustainability and up cycling.

Asagi Maeda, da Lost in Jewellery. Collana in argento e bronzo placcato oro

Barbara Goyri, dall Collectiva Joalharia De Autor. Orecchini in argento 925 placcato oro

Lia Gonçalves, dalla Collectiva Joalharia De Autor

Homi returns and spells out

Published on December 22, 2020

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The fairs are back, timidly. Thanks to the vaccine, covid is a little less scary, even if it will continue to affect the activities of 2021. Thus, after Vicenzaoro (12-16 March), is coming Homi, the Milanese event largely dedicated to the world of bijoux. The main events in the fashion accessories sector (Homi Fashion & Jewels Exhibition, Micam Milano, Mipel, TheOne Milano, Lineapelle) will take place in synergy on the same dates to create an exhibition hub. Translated: they will optimize resources and visits. Homi Fashion & Jewels Exhibition, dedicated to fashion accessories, bijoux and trendy jewelery, will open on Saturday 20 March until Monday 22 March 2021.

In addition to the applause for the courage of the organizers of Fiera Milano (the company that manages the exhibition spaces), there is a funny aspect: Homi will dedicate this appointment to the theme of luck. Or, rather, of bad luck: an interesting topic, given the trend of 2020. The amulets, in short, will be the center of attention with the hashtag #BELUCKY. On the other hand, in fact, jewels were born just as good luck charms. We hope they are effective.

Homi come back in September

Published on July 31, 2020

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Many jewelery fairs have been suspended due to the health restrictions imposed by covid-19: Homi Fashion & Jewels, instead, will take place regularly. The fair (19-22 September) organized in Milan is dedicated to the segments of jewelery, fashion accessories, bijou and trendy jewelery, however, it will not forget the safety measures. “We have chosen to maintain the physical format by re-modulating it on the basis of new needs to give a signal of proactive and proactive continuity towards the future. All this without giving up digital but finding the right balance with the real dimension, because the relationship between people remains a crucial node of the business system and for this reason it needs to be even more valued ” assures Emanuele Guido, director of the event.

Security that will also pass from the increase in digital activities with Fiera Milano Platform, a platform dedicated to the whole community of reference chains, created in an integrated way that revolves around #befashionandjewels, a project created to create competitive strength that develops around a community system where all the actors are on the same level and which supports retail, buyers and top visitors. The idea is to cultivate relationships, sharing stories, through written and photographic content, thus emphasizing the character of each individual project. For example, how a collection is born, in which country it is produced, if a dash of innovation has been added to creativity, what materials have been used, as well as the inspiration concept. An identity card accessible within a click, even after the September 2020 edition.

Iamthemaker, more, is the project that gives voice to makers (new generation artisans and designers), presenting their creations, telling their stories and showing the declinations of their professionalism. In any case, there are already many companies that will be physically present at Homi, such as Amlé, Confuorto Gioielli, Pf Milano, Lebole gioielli, Dago Jewels, Idandi and Carola Gioielli, Not For All, Ruedesmille, Mya Accessories.

The Cuore capsule by Liu Jo Luxory in the Be a Sweetheart exhibition in Milan

Published on February 8, 2020

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The capsule collection Cuore presented by Liu Jo Luxury in the Be a Sweetheart, the heart in fashion jewelry, an exhibition organized in Milan, February 8-18 at Palazzo Giureconsulti, by Homi Fashion & Jewels in collaboration with the Poli.Design.

The heart is a must of our jewelry collections and in these 12 years we have proposed it through numerous reinterpretations that have always achieved great success. The jewelry collections, given the positive response on the market, are and will continue to be among the characterizing elements of the Liu Jo Luxury offer.
Bruno Nardelli, CEO of Liu Jo Luxury

The exhibition is dedicated to the interpretations of the heart in fashion jewelry, in its variations in balance between art and fashion, sacred and profane, love and feelings. The Liu Jo Luxury capsule is characterized by a design with a laced texture and consists of themed necklaces, bracelets and earrings.

Liu Jo Luxury is Liu Jo’s brand extension for watches and jewelery: it was owned by Bruno Nardelli’s Nardelli Luxury, which became Liu Jo Luxury in 2017, a joint venture between Liu Jo and Nardelli. The new company has Bruno Nardelli as CEO, while president is Marco Marchi, who is the sole director of Liu Jo. Liu Jo Luxury was born with the aim of consolidating the positioning of the brand on foreign markets.
Be a Sweetheart, the heart in fashion jewelry
From 8 to 18 February 2020
Milan, Palazzo Giureconsulti
Hours: 10.00 / 18.30 – Free admission

Homi Fashion & Jewels is born

Published on February 5, 2019

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Homi Fashion & Jewels is born, a spin-off of the fair held twice a year in Milan ♦ ︎

In Milan, in Italy a new fair dedicated to jewelry or, more precisely, to bijoux. It will be called Homi Fashion & Jewels, a six-monthly event dedicated to the world of bijoux and fashion accessories. Actually this appointment already exists, only that it is incorporated into Homi, a fair that includes other types of products. Now, however, Homi has decided to split into three. Next to Homi Fashion & Jewels, is born Homi Outdoor, on an annual basis: it’s focusing to outdoor combined with the home & decoration offer. These two new formats will take place from 13 to 16 September 2019. The third format is called, instead, Homi the Lifestyles Exhibition, and will focus on a single major edition starting in January 2020.

It should be noted that Homi Fashion & Jewels will be close to VicenzaOro September (7-11 September 2019).

Although the vast majority of exhibitors at the two events are different, there are some brands that usually participate in both fairs. For example, Lebole Gioielli, Alcozer, Aibijoux. The almost overlap will probably put these brands in front of a choice, or a difficult logistics organization.
The latest edition of Homi in January, number 11, saw the participation of 80 thousand operators from more than 90 countries, including Russia (605 registered ones), Spain, Switzerland, China, France and Japan.

Eleonora Ghilardi green

Published on January 31, 2019

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

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

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

A metal bow tie around the neck

Published on October 20, 2018

The original unisex metal bow ties designed by Niels Verschuren ♦︎

Studying to become a space designer and after create jewelry, even if very different from the usual. It is the road taken by Niels Verschuren. He specialized in jewelry design in Rotterdam, the Netherlands and there is no doubt that his style is original: in fact, Niels draws unisex bow ties, but naturally with an unusual look. Explains Niels Verschuren:

“Nowadays everyone strives for smoothness and perfection, but I brought the bow tie back to a lower resolution. At the same time I have made an open and transparent interplay of lines, which makes it immediately noticeable”.

The bow ties are made using different materials and in nine colors: nylon, bronze, silver, gold 14 k and crystal, the latter made in collaboration with Isaac Monte. Obviously they do not loose as for the silk ties, but they have a button to press to open the mechanism that allows you to easily wear the bow tie. All the pieces are created starting from six patterns designed by the designer. Surely a bijoux that does not go unnoticed.

The jewels of the Millenials

Published on September 21, 2018

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A survey on Millenials reveals the jewels preferred by young people. The most worn type is … ♦ ︎

There are jewelry company giants that are in alarm: the Millenials, the generation born at the turn of the year 2000, will still love diamonds, expensive sets, necklaces with precious stones? An international research, conducted by the Milan Polytechnic, dedicated to the Millenials, has tried to answer the question. The research was conducted on over 500 young people (351 girls and 170 boys from 30 countries, for 65% Italians). The result was presented at Homi, the fair (also) of bijoux that took place in Milan from 14 to 17 September, with 650 exhibitors in the pavilions dedicated to the fashion jewel.

The conclusion of the study should reassure those who produce jewelry: more than two thirds of the young people interviewed wear them.

But, attention: it is not clear what the venal value is attributed. Indeed, according to the research, young people are indifferent to the material with which the jewels are made: precious and bijoux. The value that young people seek is not in the material or in the shape, but in the pleasure that each accessory evokes. In short, the emotional side is more attractive, the story that a piece of jewelry can tell.

Il 52% delle ragazze sceglie di indossare orecchini

The choice falls mainly on earrings (52% chosen for their practicality), followed by rings (44%), necklaces (37%) and bracelets (32%).

It is not surprising, however, that the younger ones wear jewels in their spare time, at school or at work. Apart from the purchases of bijoux in the street markets (28%), probably also due to lower costs, it is interesting that they like the jewels of independent designers (25%) who are followed through social profiles or the web, are first evaluated online , but also in specialized shops. In short, less bijoux of an industrial type, and more exclusive products or with unique characteristics.
A less positive figure, however, is the tendency of boys to buy basically on impulse. In short, with less information they tend to buy the first thing that moves them. Millenials girls will have different tastes but, like their mothers, they like to receive jewelry as gifts (it happened to 39% of the interviewees), even if some (about 24%) choose to buy them personally.
Which style prefers a Millenials? Nobody in particular, even if the choice is mainly on minimal or classic jewelry. For two thirds of the boys interviewed, jewels and bijoux have a special meaning and also represent a memory, the symbol of a relationship or a special moment of their life. But this also applies to their parents.

L'area di Gemmarium a Homi — L’area di Gemmarium a Homi

Eleonora Ghilardi, Canadian style

Published on January 14, 2018

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

Anello della linea Tide Pools — Gioiello della linea Tide Pools

Lora Nikolova, compositions to wear

Published on September 25, 2017

Abstract art is worn by the neck with the new bijoux by Lora Nikolova ♦ ︎
Thinking to Vasilij Vasil’evič Kandinskij, the tutelary figure of abstractionism, is too much. But looking at Lora Nikolova’s bijoux, lying on a white surface, an analogy with non-figurative art is immediate. The autumn-winter 2017/18 collection by the Bulgarian-born designer, now stable in Milan, where he studied art at the Brera Academy, however, also has another inspiration: free hand designs and graphic sketches. She explains that the goal is not just to create a network in which the elements of the bijou are positioned, but to propose a pattern made through the wire and beads (bugle beads) that creates a game of different thicknesses. A design that resembles an abstract composition, in fact.
Small and light jewelry, that we seen in Homi (fair in Milan), have also colorful tassels. A new entry is the mono-earrings. The materials are not important: what matters is a very original, very balanced, very colorful composition.

Collana collezione autunno inverno 2017-2018

Valentina Sciumé off limits

Published on September 1, 2017

Collana Alatariel, collezione Polvere di Cristalli

Valentina Sciumé, among fashion and accessories, her unlimited bijoux ♦︎
She is defined herself as fashion and accessories designer and emphasizes her works is made in Italy-handmade. Valentina Sciumé is one of the creative ones that are hardly framable, at least her style. To say that she is eclectic is too little. Perhaps it is enough to say that it is a creative that does not set limits. Nothing is too much: if you like super trendy fashion jewelry, even of remarkable size, take a look at her production. With her fashion and jewelry traveling in parallel: graduated from the Fashion Academy in Rome, and she designed Alberto Biani’s ready-to-wear line for two seasons. Her curriculum includes an experience in the design team of the first line of Costume National and two and a half years in women’s accessories production for the second lines of Versace, Versace Collection and Versus.
From there she started off for his creative world: she confesses “a great passion for fashion accessories” and she founded the brand bearing his name in 2012. And not only accessories, but also hats. Always on the fashion world, she has participated in various fashion-related events, as well as at Homi, a fair dedicated to accessory. In short, a double life, only of course, for creativity. Giulia Netrese

Anelli con cristalli di Valentina Sciumé

Milan Unchained

Published on February 23, 2017

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

Versace, collezione 1992. Collana in metallo dorato, pelle. Archivio Associazione Culturale Anna Piaggi

Uli Rapp, -2014. Collana in cotone e gel

Stefania Lucchetta, Drago 2, 2003. Collana in argento rodiato

Sandra Di Giacinto, Arabesque, 2009. Collana in cartoncino canneté

Raffaella Mangiarotti per San Lorenzo, Modulo-C, 2014. Collana in argento

Peter Hoogeboom, Red Lantern. Collezione Greenware Crockery, Chinawear, 2014. Collana in porcellana, argento

Paco Rabanne, anni Sessanta. Cintura-catena in metallo

Olivia Monti Arduini, M, 2013. Collana in porcellana, ottone

Moschino realizzato da Sharra Pagano, 1990. Collana in ottone. Archivio Sharra Pagano

Flavia Alves De Souza per San Lorenzo, 2003. Collana in argento

Afra Bianchin Scarpa, Hokusai, catena in argento 2003 — Afra Bianchin Scarpa per San Lorenzo, Hokusai, catena in argento 2003

Monica Castiglioni per Bijouets, Superleggera doppia lunga scalare, 2015. Collana in poliammide sinterizzata, bronzo

Matali Crasset per San Lorenzo, Self Loop, 2003. Catena in argento

Maria Francesca pepe, collezione (H)oops!,-2016. Collanain ottone dorato

Manuganda, Compo, 2007. Collana modulare in alluminio anodizzato

Maiden Art, Swanlight, 2011. Collana in bronzo, argento, cristalli Swarovski

Linda Gamero, Biomechanical Design, 2013. Collana in titanio, nylon

Laura Affinito per Rossociliegia, 2017. Bracciale in acciaio inox

Giancarlo Montebello. Superleggeri, 2000. Collana in acciaio inox, oro giallo

Ermanno Scevrino. 2015-16. Collana in metallo, cristalli

Enrico Coveri, Giardini all’italiana,1989. Collana con cristalli Swarovski, metallo dorato, vetri di Murano

Emma Francesconi. Arlecchino, 2015. Collana in titanio

Dorothea Brill, Ladakh. Collezione Meter wise, 2016. Collana in argento rodiato

Carla Riccoboni. Mix Ellisse Phitos, 2015. Girocollo in argento e oro

Bozart, collana della collezione Saturn, 2015, in ottone

Barbara Uderzo, Ruggine. Collezione Bijoux Chocolat, 2004. Cioccolato fondente

Angela Missoni per Missoni. Collana in acetato plexiglass, lana fiammata, metallo. Archivio Missoni, 2010

The time of bijoux

Published on February 1, 2017

Clocks turned into jewelry with a patient work of composition: it is the work of Tomoko Tokuda,Japanese designer who lives in Milan.
If Italians are drawn to the passion for food, what is that fascinates the Japanese? Who visits the Land of the Rising Sun knows it: the design. Essential and refined, rather than exotic. It must be the fruit of Japanese roots if a designer like Tomoko Tokuda, Japanese but grew up in Italy and France, found an absolutely original way in the world of quality bijoux. A Homi, the Milan exhibition dedicated among other things to the jewelry designer, Tomoko has presented her latest works of a story began when, at age 24, she was struck by old clocks at an antique store. Dials and lancets, metaphor of time passing and, at the same time, design elements as the same but always different, have become the material to work with. Time as a unique collection of jewelry made from a mosaic of wheels, gears and numbers: for sure it is an original choice. But it is also interesting from an aesthetic point of view. Her jewels are created with a selection of unique pieces “collected in antique markets around the world.” And, since the watchmaking work is a cousin of the goldsmith, with the work of Tomoko we are seeing a surprising marriage. But you do not ask what time it is to necklaces, earrings and rings.

(Italiano) Maestri del Gioiello a Homi

Published on January 25, 2017

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Per tre giorni a Milano, nell’ambito di Homi, la mostra intitolata Maestri del Gioiello ♦

Artigiani e giovani designer, piccoli produttori e gioiellieri emergenti: l’obiettivo della mostra Maestri del Gioiello – Masters of the Jewel è far conoscere al pubblico la produzione di alcuni degli operatori italiani e stranieri. L’occasione è Homi, organizzato alla Fiera di Milano Rho ed è in programma dal 27 al 30 gennaio (venerdì-lunedì). All’interno della manifestazione fieristica, oltre a chi ha uno stand, ci saranno i gioielli in mostra di Laomi Scanavini, che coniuga l’oreficeria con la passione per il mondo naturale e lo yoga, e quelli di Fabrizio Di Cori, Raffaella Zanetti, Orsola Mainardis, Marco Picciali, Maria Luisa Palazzo di M.L.P Gioielli, di Giuseppe Mario Malerba di Le perle di Caltagirone, Roru di Aldo Ruggiero e Giovanni Apa, Le pepite di Massimo Marano, Lineanove Gioielli di Loredana Di Cecco, e di Cocò Gioielli. L’evento Maestri del Gioiello, aperto al pubblico è promosso da Associazione culturale e artistica Iperbole ed Eventi doc di Myriam Vallegra.

Area Speciale Maestri del Gioiello – Masters of the Jewel
All’interno di Homi
Salone Internazionale degli Stili di Vita
Fiera Milano Rho
Venerdì 27, Sabato 28, Domenica 29, Lunedì 30 Gennaio 2017
Fiera Milano Rho
Orari di apertura al pubblico mostra:
Da Venerdì 27 a Domenica 29 Gennaio dalle 9.30 alle 18.30
Lunedì 30 Gennaio dalle 9.30 alle 16.30

Eleonora Ghilardi in Hawaii

Published on January 9, 2017

Collezione Ghirigori, bracciale in bronzo

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

Bright Clouds, anello in argento, porcellana e platino

In Milan 500 Fashion Jewels

Published on October 22, 2016

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Sharra Pagano, Marcopaillettes 2014. Collana Paillettes

The exhibition of 500 fashion jewelry at the Palazzo Reale, in Milan.
Fashion and jewelry: like saying champagne and bubbles, or sea and tanning. In a nutshell, are two aspects of the same game. The differences are especially those related to the material used which, of course, also affect the shape of the jewels, but not the creativity expressed. And Milan, the Italian fashion capital, joins the wires in the exhibition dedicated to the Fashion Jewelry (Royal Palace, from 8 to November 20, admission free). The exhibition is sponsored and produced by the City of Milan, the Royal Palace and Homi and is curated by Alba Cappellieri, a professor of Jewellery Design and the Attachment to the Politecnico di Milano. Objective: to highlight the relationship between Jewel and Fashion. The exhibition presents 500 significant jewels divided into three sections: Jewels for Fashion, dedicated to the main Italian craft and manufacturing excellence, Jewelry on Fashion, with independent designers and brands, with a focus on the creative processes, and Jewelry with Fashion , dedicated to the main designers and ability of jewel to interact with the dress.
And so, the organizers point out that no mention of jewelry but the real jewels for fashion, since they are not the materials to make a valuable object, but the creativity that is used to think it. At the same time, however, it is difficult to argue that a pair of earrings with emeralds and diamonds are not valuable because it modeled on a style already in use.
The fashionable jewelry
8-20 November 2016
Palazzo Reale, Milan, Piazza Duomo 12
Monday from 14.30 to 19.30 Tuesday – Wednesday – Friday – Sunday from 9.30 to 19.30 Thursday – Saturday from 9.30 to 22.30
Last admission one hour before closing
Free entry

Afra Bijoux, 1986. Collana Ottone dorato, cristalli Swarovski

Bozart 1966, collana, ottone, resina plastica, pelle, metallo

Carmen Scar, Place Vendôme Smeraldo 2013, collana tela di lino, colori a olio, resina

Ermanno Scervino, 2014. Bustino tulle, ottone, cristalli

Fausto Puglisi, Conchiglia 2015, orecchini lega metallica, ottone, conchiglia

Iosselliani,Collezione Indian Summer, 2014-2013. Collana ottone, agata verde, strass, conchiglie, pietre fuse, galvanica a tre colori

Marni Microrganismi, 2013, collana in legno, metallo, cuoio, resina

May mOma GeaSphere 2016. Collana ottone dorato, resina, cristalli Swarovski

Missoni 2006. Spilla puntale plastica, metallo, cristalli Swarovski, giada

Olivia Monti Arduini. Collezione Opium 2014. Bracciale ottone dorato, porcellana

Paola Volpi, collezione Armatura 2011. Anelli doppia falange e placca dorso della mano argento

Prada, Tricks. Collezione 2016. Collana metallo, saffiano, plexiglass

Radà, Special edition, collezione 2015. Collana seta, strass, plexiglass, legno, ottone, perline, cuciture a mano

Sveva Collection. Collezione Scorfanea 2016. Collana metallo, ricami, pietre semipreziose

Ugo Correani. Pinza a pappagallo, collezione Strumenti da lavoro 1980. Spilla resina, strass. Archivio Associazione Culturale Anna Piaggi

(Italiano) Torna Homi con una mostra sul bijou

Published on May 25, 2016

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A settembre (16-19) a Milano torna Homi, la fiera dedicata in particolare all’artigianato italiano di eccellenza. È divisa in molti settori, uno dei quali è dedicato ai bijoux di qualità, non solo italiani. Gli spazi riservati a Fashion & Jewels saranno caratterizzati da aree a tema. Come Homi Sperimenta, che ospiterà una selezione di designer con le loro autoproduzioni e creazioni inedite, con materiali e processi lavorativi innovativi o basati sul recupero delle tecniche più tradizioni ed interessanti. È in programma anche un’evento che chiuderà il ciclo di mostre dedicato ai Maestri e ai Capolavori del Bijou italiano. Dopo aver rappresentato gli anni della Dolce vita e del boom economico (settembre 2015), la nascita del prêt-à-porter e la relativa industrializzazione del bijou (gennaio 2016), a settembre 2016 sarà inaugurata una nuova mostra dal titolo Gioielli alla moda, che racconterà la storia del bijoux dagli anni 2000 ai giorni nostri.