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The new high jewelery by Marco Bicego

Published on April 18, 2023

Bracciali e anello in oro e zaffiri. Copyright: gioiellis.com

Presented last year in preview, Marco Bicego’s high jewelery adds new pieces. The jewels were presented, as in 2022, on the occasion of Haute Jewels Geneva, the event at the Farimont Hotel which coincides with Watch and Wonders. The new Alta creations are the high jewelry version of the classic lines of the Venetian brand.

Marco Bicego, anelli con cianite, tormalina verde e due tormaline rosa. Copyright: gioiellis.com

The novelties include multicolor cocktail rings, with pink and green tourmalines, yellow quartzes, aquamarines and amethysts. Selected for their color intensity, nuances or particular inclusions, they are characterized by an emerald cut and set with an 18-karat yellow gold ring and stem hand-engraved with the ancient ribbed burin technique, characteristic of the brand, in some cases with adding diamonds.

Anelli con citrino, acquamarina verde, acquamarina azzurra. Copyright: gioiellis.com

Lunaria Alta, the most precious line of the classic Lunaria by Marco Bicego, is now in fancy diamonds, with pavé of brown diamonds, with hazelnut shades, combined with the more decisive nuances of cognac and with variations of straw yellow and white. Lunaria Alta is also available in a rainbow version with multicolor sapphires.

The Murano collection is re-proposed in a version with London blue tourmalines and topazes, apatites, pink tourmalines and tanzanites cut exclusively to enhance their beauty, intense color and purity. A parure of choker and earrings is also framed by a pavé of diamonds, which become pendants to add to the necklace. Also Masai, one of the brand’s most successful collections, characterized by coil processing and essential design. The novelty is the parure composed of rings and necklaces with blue tanzanites and pink or green tourmalines, also combined with white gold.

Marco Bicego mostra la collana Lunaria Alta. Copyright: gioiellis.com

Anello Lunaria Alta in oro, diamanti, zaffiri multicolori — Anello Lunaria Alta in oro, zaffiri multicolori

Anello con tormalina verde di 43 carati. Copyright: gioiellis.com

Bracciali in oro e zaffiri. Copyright: gioiellis.com

Collana indossata Lunaria Alta in oro e diamanti. Copyright: gioiellis.com

Marco Bicego climbs with Alta

Published on August 29, 2022

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Last spring Marco Bicego launched his first high jewelery collection.The collection is simply called Alta and includes a series of pieces made with precious stones, such as diamonds and sapphires, but without deviating from the stylistic path taken by the Maison for over 20 years. does. Indeed, more: the Alta collection incorporates some of Marco Bicego’s greatest successes, but reinterpreted, if we can say so, in a premium version. A way to please the fans of the Maison who are fond of the typical hand-scratched metal processing and, at the same time, expand production towards the very top of the range.

ALTA LUNARIA anello — Anello in oro e zaffiri della collezione Alta Lunaria

The proof of the strategy of the Venetian brand is photographed by new jewels, such as those of the Lunaria collection, in the Alta version, for example, with a greater use of diamonds. Or with the addition of new pieces, such as the ring and earrings in 18-karat gold with a dense pavé of blue sapphires. Jewels that are added to those inspired by the Jaipur collection, with many semi-precious cabochon-cut stones that form necklaces, earrings and rings.

Collana della linea Alta Lunaria in oro e diamanti

Anelli della linea Alta Lunaria in oro e diamanti

Collana e orecchini della collezione Alta

Marco Bicego, new steps on Lunaria

Published on September 28, 2021

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The new jewels of the Lunaria collection designed by Marco Bicego: gold, mother of pearl, aquamarine and diamonds ♦

It is well known that Marco Bicego is attracted to the stars. Less known is the passion for botany, and in particular for the lunaria, a plant with round leaves, reminiscent of the full moon (in italian language the word luna means moon). The Lunaria collection, presented in 2014, has recently been renewed with new pieces. The surface of the jewels, in 18-karat gold, remains slightly irregular, because it is hand-engraved with the ancient Florentine technique of the millerighe burin. A process that produces a soft and natural effect.

Spring with petals for Marco Bicego

Published on February 20, 2019

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Marco Bicego, collezione Lunaria Petali, collana

The Lunaria Petali collection by Marco Bicego, flowers and diamonds with a delicate gold processing ♦ ︎

Marco Bicego stays on Lunaria, but the spring air makes a flower bloom. Or, better, many flowers, golden and soft. It is called Lunaria Petali the collection which is an extension of the already well-known Lunaria collection and which re-proposes the way of interpreting the jewel, in the tradition of the Maison.

In this case the petals, obtained from thin yellow gold leaves hand-engraved with the characteristic technique of the burin and enclosed by a shiny gold contrasting wire, create corollas that open up to reveal a pistil in gold or diamond.

The flowers are used to form bracelets and necklaces, rings and earrings of different types with small bouquets. They are jewels that give the impression of lightness, with a spring flavor. The rings, for example, can have eight or 16 petals, while the necklace alternates flowers with simple leaves, also in gold worked with a burin. But the piece of greatest impact is a necklace composed of 11 flowers and related diamonds alternating with gold leaves. Margherita Donato

Pendenti della collezione Lunaria Petali

Orecchini pendenti della collezione Lunaria Petali

Orecchini della collezione Lunaria Petali

Bicego blue moon

Published on March 16, 2016

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Marco Bicego lands at Baselworld 2016 with a novelty: Lunaria Lapis. Lunaria is one of the most famous collections by the Veneto brand. And, since the jewelry line is inspired by the stars, here is a version with the blue color of the sky. To give the key of the vault of heaven in the evening is the lapis, which is considered the stone of the stars. This stone has a long history: it is found in the tombs of the Pharaohs to accompany their eternal sleep, to Babylon gracing the profiles of Ishtar, the divine door, but it was been also used by the painters of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance to paint the sky.

A deep blue and crossed the golden veins of pyrite, embodies all the power and mystery of a starry night. The lapis lazuli (full name) in Buddhism is also considered one of the seven treasures and equated with self-consciousness. It consists predominantly of intense blue color (but also exist color samples closer to blue, depending on the amount of calcite). In this case it is accompanied with gold and replaces the previous version of the line, which used the aquamarine.

Marco Bicego poetic

Published on March 12, 2015

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A mix of light and transparency in Lunaria collection by Marco Bicego. In the beginning were the golden petals, irregular shapes chiseled by hand, then the combination with the multi-faceted aquamarine to get a play of contrasts between the gleam of 18 carat gold and the freshness of the hard stone. All this in new dimensions, larger petals and long necklaces up to one meter for luxury soutoir. Giulia Netrese

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